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Old 05-27-2017, 05:25 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Snowman View Post
You could also try mp3DirectCut, which I use to trim excessive silence or clicks at the ends of an mp3. It has the advantage that it does not decode to wav, then re-encode.

I don't think it is intended to join mp3's - certainly I've never tried to do that - but it may be worth playing with to see if you could copy/paste new content at the end of a file.

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I too use mp3DirectCut to edit MP3, but you don't need a program to join MP3s - just append them using the command line:

Eg: copy /b filea.mp3+fileb.mp3 filec.mp3

will combine "filea" and "fileb" into "filec".
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