Need help splitting a MP3 file.

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  1. Johnny

    Johnny Gran Turismo Freak and Site Supporter 2013,2015

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    Hope someone can help me on this.

    I managed to find an old recording of Oasis on the MTV 120 Minutes show, in October 1994.

    The problem is that it's on a single mp3 file. Two songs and some commentary by the band and host. The file is 10 minutes and 40 seconds, but the songs are:

    - Rock'n Roll Star - Starts at 0:40 and goes till 5:25

    - Supersonic - Starts at 5:41 and goes till 10:34

    I tried to split them, but everytime i did, they lost audio quality. Can someone help me on this? Split the file in two, letting only the songs and try to maintain the quality?

    Here's the file:

    http://rapidshare.com/files/1776976...ew_York__USA__30-10-1994__liamstooth.rar.html
     
  2. chaoticdaos

    chaoticdaos Considering imagining what cannot exist

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    Barc0de Mythical Member from Time Immemorial

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    I always burn the MP3 to a virtual drive or real CD and place a Cue Sheet where I enter the desired times of each song in a standard notepad file. then I rip the mp3 again but this time off the tracks.
     
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  4. Yakumo

    Yakumo Pillar of the Community *****

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    Like I always say use Gold Wave :nod: You can do anything with that software without loss of quality.

    Yakumo
     
  5. Johnny

    Johnny Gran Turismo Freak and Site Supporter 2013,2015

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    Thanks a lot chaoticdaos.

    Thanks the other for the suggestions as well. I'm doing compilations of some classic Oasis gigs. (it's getting difficult to find original silverpressed bootlegs)
     
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