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Much easier solution using unix links
That's an interesting idea so I tried it out, but it has disadvantages. It WILL result in the track appearing twice in iTunes (or more often if you run the ln command more than once), and you CAN set the start and end times separately for each copy (and also the ratings), but you can't set separate track names (or artists, albums, etc). If you change the track name on one copy of the track, it will immediately be changed on all the other copies. You won't see the change in the other copies immediately, because the track listing screen doesn't refresh itself automatically, but if you go into the info window for any of the other copies, you'll see the track name has changed.
Much easier solution using unix links
It seems that Techno/Trance/etc CDs are affected by this as well. This has been my only real gripe about iTunes is that it simply isn't able to handle the crossfading of tracks. The DJs mix the tracks together and there is a really nice flow from one song to the next - in iTunes, if you turn off the pause between tracks, you can still hear a blatent pause that disrupts the transition between tracks. If you try to crossfade it, it also ruins the continuity because the DJ has already crossfaded it. |
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