Help needed asap!

[shosh]

This is what im trying to do and I'm looking for the best way to do it.

I have a seminar recorded on a couple of CDs, with each CD containing 2 tracks. I want to merge all tracks into one track that I can post on a site?

Whats the best way to do this and what software should i use?

Mucho gracias team

[geoffgulley]

Re: Help needed asap!

Soundforge... read the audio, save it as a wav/mp3 or whatever else you want to save it as. Do the same for the second cd. open the first file in soundforge, then open the second, copy the second, close it and paste it to the end of the first..... edit as needed.

[peloquin]

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soundforge is good... i dont have it anymore and nero wave editor works like a charm for me. do what geoff said in either, you will be good to go.

[shosh]

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^^ i tried nero editor but the sound was jacked... i got the trial of soundforge and worked like a peach

thanks mates

[denzug]

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visit the following url:

http://www.globalshareware.com/Mp3-Audio/Rippers-Encoders/Rippers-Encoders-1.htm

You can find lots of tools to extract those tracks from your CDs!!!

[shosh]

Re: Help needed asap!

ok, so I've done all that.

but i found that it takes forever to download the audio? how should i stream it?

on the same note, i also have a dvd i want to rip and stream? what format should i rip it too and how should i stream it?

thanks all!

[Jibgolly]

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give the files to me. i'll merge them and send them back to you.

[FM]

Re: Help needed asap!

ok, so I've done all that.

but i found that it takes forever to download the audio? how should i stream it?

on the same note, i also have a dvd i want to rip and stream? what format should i rip it too and how should i stream it?

thanks all!

1. rip all tracks and merge into 1 file as described above (WAV).

2. compress/save/export into a 64K MP3 file or 32K windows audio file...presuming that it's all voice from the seminar, so you don't need higher bitrates and can save massively on diskspace (this gives you around FM radio quality).

3. Upload completed file wherever it's going to...

4. Open notepad and paste the URL (http://) to said file after uploaded...

5. If the audio file is in MP3, save/rename the notepad file with a .m3u extension (call it whatever you want); if it's windows media, save it with an .asx extension.

6. Upload the notepad file wherever.

7. Link to that file.

[groffhibbitz]

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I wonder if you can use hj split to join them? Seems like it would work... but not sure. anyone care to prove me wrong? Seems like the easiest way by far if it works.

I can't try it myself because I am lazy like that

[shosh]

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cheers all for the helps