MP3 Cutter Joiner for Pc

Saves the app's into separate file based on start/end point you select. I like that it saves clip time minute position of original file in new file name.. This does what I want it to do, thanks

one of the worest programs i made a mistake to buy this .take a long time to load and when you do you really cant save it . not user frendly

I usually use an audio editor to merge multiple files together. I've been doing that for 15 years and although it is tedious, it is reliable and precise and I can check the results as I go. I was delighted to find this app as it seemed like it could be a real timesaver. So, I took a set of fourteen mono mp3s that had been ripped at 16K sampling rate from an audiobook and fed it to the app. I expected it to detect the current encoding and provide settings to match. But it simply used app defaults. When I ran it it upsampled the files, turning a set of 400M files into a single 570M file, a 40% increase in size. It would be much nicer if I knew that it could default to the same input settings instead of uselessly upsampling, which is just a waste of space and time. Speaking of time, it took a bit over 20 mintues to join the files, which is much slower that I could do by hand using an audio editor. It seemed to lightly load my multiprocessor MBP, so I image there is potential for many speed improvements and for using multiple CPUs at once. So, for joining files, this is OK for me as sometimes I don't mind it taking so long and being so inefficient since I don't have to work, but if I was in a hurry and was concerned for the size of the joined file, I'd do the work by hand. I hope the app imrpoves so I can come back and give it a better rating. UPDATE: I tried joining a number of mp3s again using this tool, and the results were not useful. I noticed it doesn't set the tags on the resulting file. So it turns out I can do everything by hand quicker, and get a better result. The point of a program like this, it seems to me, should be to make life easier and do the tedious things for me. I suggest passing on this one, I'm going to delete it and hide the entry in my purshases tab.

I don’t know what other people are using this for, but I have an audiobook building app that doesn’t accept 1 gig the app files (converting to M4b), so I needed an easy way to split the file into two or three files. This app allowed me to determine the start and stop of the original file and output a new file with the start & stop times in the filename. Exactly what I needed. No hang-ups. Hasn’t crashed. I have two files that my audiobook converter can now use (nevermind why it works with two files that equate to the originally large file). What’s there not to like?