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Originally posted by gpayne
I see what you are saying! I will try that also just to see how it works. It seems like it would be a lot faster. The only way I know of to tell how long the songs are is to go to the play tab and start the song so it will display the time for you. I have found that it does not make much difference if you go over as long as Microstudio does not time out. It might even be there even if Microstudio times out but for a 7:15 minute track you would be waiting for some time to find out. Thanks for your input. There is almost always more than one way to do something.
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gpayne
Yes you still have to play the song to see the actual length of it. I play the song in my CDG player to see the length of the song. That way I can fast forward to the end. (or SC list at the beginning of each song it's length I just add 10 seconds to that)
As I stated, the reason I do this procedure is so I don't end up with 20 or 30 seconds or sometimes even more silence at the end of the song. This way allows me to more closely manage this. (
you see by the time microstudio hangs up or you do a real time clocking of the ripping process you will probably have alot of silence on the end of the song)
If this doesn't bother one then no problem but, it get's my goat good.
Later,
Wally
