[BipolarBob]

If you get a reliable concise answer, I'm gonna copy/save it.

[Niteranger68]

I find my best freeware at snapfiles.com. I'll look there in a little bit and see if I can find something that will work.

[Niteranger68]

OK, try MediaJoin (freeware)

http://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/MediaJoin/mediajoin.html

[VOA]

bump for publicity

[ml/nj]

Use Exact Audio Copy (EAC - a free download) in combination with LAME (another free download which does the MP3 compression). You need to use EAC's "Copy Range - compressed" feature, which allows you to specify which consecutive tracks (or partial tracks) you want to copy. The copy has no gaps between tracks.

ML/NJ

[bmwcyle]

Buy Creative, they have good software.

[avg_freeper]

iTunes does this. Just use the "join CD tracks" command. Here are the instructions from help:

1. Insert the CD with the songs you want to join.

2. Select the CD from the iTunes Source list. Note: Make sure the list is sorted by track number.

3. Select the adjacent tracks you want to join.

4. Choose Join CD Tracks from the Advanced menu.

5. Click Import.

[WhiteGuy]

google "Audacity" "open source" "Audio editing"

All the tools you'll ever need. - FREE

[2nd amendment mama]

Bookmarking for future reference