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shawnc
03-26-2004, 05:33 PM
I have been fortunate enough to recently come across a series of historical speechs that have been converted to a .mp3 file extension. What I have been doing is converting these files to .wav using WMP 9 and listening to them on my PPC. In some cases the speeches are quite long and they have been split into 2 or 3 mp3 files.

My question is whether there is a way to merge two mp3 files into one .wav file?

As always, thanx in advance for any help/advice.
Steven Cedrone
03-26-2004, 05:41 PM
Psssttt... www.digitalmediathoughts.com :wink:

Steve
Jason Dunn
03-26-2004, 06:23 PM
Well, this is for his Pocket PC, so I'll answer it here ;-)

A quick Google search found this:

http://www.ezsoftmagic.com/mp3joiner.htm
shawnc
03-26-2004, 07:14 PM
Psssttt... www.digitalmediathoughts.com :wink:

Steve

Steve,

For what it's worth I did think about our sister site, but if you look at the description for the Multimedia category:

"Discussions about creating, encoding, and optimising digital pictures, audio, and video for the Pocket PC"

it seemed to fit my question perfectly. Maybe we need to revisit that description :wink: .

Just a thought......
shawnc
03-26-2004, 07:19 PM
Well, this is for his Pocket PC, so I'll answer it here ;-)

A quick Google search found this:

http://www.ezsoftmagic.com/mp3joiner.htm

Thanx Jason. Just what I was looking for. Never thought about searching Google :oops: . This site is such a great resource that sometimes I get lazy.
Steven Cedrone
03-26-2004, 07:45 PM
Well, it just seems that you can get the answer 5x's faster on DMT then here...

If Jason hadn't answered you'd still be waiting! :wink:

Steve
Zack Mahdavi
03-27-2004, 08:40 PM
Yeah, I suggest everyone visit that site at least once a day. I find it extremely interesting. The people are friendly, and the discussion is small right now, but the topics are intriguing.
ixion
03-31-2004, 09:42 AM
I have to ask... why are you converting the mp3's to wav files so you can listen to them on your PPC? a PPC is more than capable of playing an MP3

Cooledit (now taken over by Adobe and renamed Audition - but see if you can find cooledit) will do any audio editing you will ever require