Lemonworld 2006-05-13 how to split it

[Clipitar]

Thanks very much Stimpee! Much appreciated!

[bryantm3]

stimpee! works perfectly. thanks a ton!

[stimpee]

Originally Posted by Clipitar

Thanks very much Stimpee! Much appreciated!

Originally Posted by bryantm3

stimpee! works perfectly. thanks a ton!

I love it when a plan comes together!

[aaron5000]

Originally Posted by stimpee

I love it when a plan comes together!

How long have you been stockpiling those for this moment?

[aaron5000]

Your set up was perfect, thank you. I downloaded the program, the cue, put them into the same folder, loaded the cue, and clicked split. Didn't need to do anything else.


Thanks for taking the time. Much appreciated.

[bryantm3]

hey.. ho.. where's your modded program-o?

[COLOR=DarkSlateBlue]yes thanks so much Stimpee, it even worked for me

(and i wish there was an ignore possibility in the logged-in mode as well :S )
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[stimpee]

Originally Posted by bryantm3

hey.. ho.. where's your modded program-o?

okay okay. I'll do it, unless you want to have a go yourself

1. get the cue-splitter v2.2.2
2. get HexEditor 2.0 from macupdate.com or versiontracker.com
3. load in the cue-splitter to HexEditor.
4. find Resources/MacOS and go to offset 00009E10
5. look for 10.3, change to 10.4.
6. save and run

[m.g.]

Originally Posted by stimpee

1. get the cue-splitter v2.2.2
2. get HexEditor 2.0 from macupdate.com or versiontracker.com
3. load in the cue-splitter to HexEditor.
4. find Resources/MacOS and go to offset 00009E10
5. look for 10.3, change to 10.4.
6. save and run

Ok. my G4 uses 10.4.6, got cue-splitter, v2.6 & v2.5.2 crashed (i like to try ), got cue-splitter 2.2.2, got HexEditor, never found this offset 00009E10 BUT i changed every "10.3" to "10.4" (3 times) AND it worked like magic...

Thank you so much Stimpee... (and how can you know things like that?!)

ps : if I could do that, even a donkey or a wheelbarrow can do it... <--- m.g. happy!

[bartl]

On Windows, in Winamp, using the Cue Player plugin, there's no need to split the mp3. Place the .cue file next to the .mp3, load the .cue file into Winamp's playlist, and Cue Player will split it into virtual tracks in Winamp's playlist. There's no gap/closed gap on continued playback between the tracks at all, but it's nice to be able to know what is playing, and of course, you can now easily jump to another part of the file.