Subj : Re: The Instant Monty Python CD Collection Project
To   : fnxtr
From : grimm
Date : Wed Oct 15 2003 04:21 pm

From: grimm <anon@anon.com>

Yeah...any software should do as long as it can use a CUE sheet to split up the 
wav file.  That is the real time saver because otherwise you would have to load 
each wav file into an editor and try to match up where the tracks start and 
end.  I know it's time consuming because that's what I ended up having to do.  
But with the CUE sheets saved now that process can be skipped.

I realize the box set came out about 9 years ago and has been out of print for 
sometime.  But I just got around to replacing my vinyl which has been sitting 
in storage for the last 5 years.  Realizing I'm never going to get around to 
taking them and converting them to digital.  I was able to pick up the Instant 
CD Collection off half.com for only about $32 which it a real bargain.



fnxtr wrote:
> grimm <anon@anon.com> sez:
>
>
>>I recently purchased this 6 CD box set.  Anyone familiar with this box
>>set knows the great thing is that it includes 8 of the Pythons records.
>>  The bad thing is that they didn't bother to mark the tracks so that
>>you could easily jump to a certain part of the album or easily create
>>MP3's from them.
>>
>
>
> Any freeware/shareware/buyware MP3 editor will work in a pinch. But I like
> your idea of just posting relevant cue points... now if only I had a
> burner....
>
> pfunk, well-meaning but slightly late.
>
>

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