Muxing Audio Together

[salman1]

Hi i have 2 mp3 audio file it's movie audio not songs. that i want to make 1 file instead of 2 files with same bitrate and size. how would i do that? Thanks

[setarip_old]

Hi!

Use ANY audio editor to append the second to the first...

[salman1]

Hi!

Use ANY audio editor to append the second to the first...


Hi can you plz give link to download because google has so much and i don't no what to download Please. Thanks

[setarip_old]

Hi can you plz give link to download because google has so muchYou have made similar requests in other threads.

I'd suggest you make the effort to search for similar threads in this forum and/or do the same Googlesearch we all have to perform at times...

[kumi]

Audacity, perhaps?

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

[buzzqw]

for Mixing both audio in 1 new audio track
with fvirtualdub and avisynth!

create an avs
loadplugin("C:\NicAudio.dll")
loadplugin("c:\SoundOut.dll")
audio1 = NicMPG123Source("C:\audio.mp3")
audio2 = NicMPG123Source("C:\audio2mp3")
MixAudio(audio1,audio2)
Soundout(output="mp3",autoclose=true,filename="C:\audiomix.mp3",showoutput=false)

modify path and file to your taste, then open the script in virtualdub!

BHH

[Arite]

Hi i have 2 mp3 audio file it's movie audio not songs. that i want to make 1 file instead of 2 files with same bitrate and size. how would i do that? Thanks

Audacity is a good and way of joining two audio files - the only trouble it that it will result in loss of quality as you are decompressing and then recompressing the Audio. This is fine if the quality is not of much importance (i.e. just want to join 2 files into 1 big one).

However - if you wish to retain the same audio quality then you need to use an mp3 cutter/joiner that does not decompress to wav first (so retaining the same mp3 frames).

So I recommend using mp3DirectCut (http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html) - get it from here (http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/mp3DirectCut-Download-4880.html).

Here is a nice and simple tutorial showing how to join the two files:
http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/04/25/how-to-join-combine-multiple-mp3-files-in-windows/

AFAIK, this requires the two mp3 files to have the same bitrate/sample rate etc. to work properly.

[salman1]

@all

Thanks a lot for help by the way i am using Arite's method

[foxyshadis]

AFAIK, this requires the two mp3 files to have the same bitrate/sample rate etc. to work properly.

Bitrate isn't important (it's treated as VBR), and by the specs, neither is sample rate, but most players will reject mixed-rate songs.

Wish I had mp3directcut when I was serving a radio show a while back, it would have made the show recordings much simpler!