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Or use a free applescript
Authored by: mahood on Aug 19, '05 10:19:08AM
There's a free download of a script called Join Together at Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes which does a similar job. Just rip all the tracks separately, then highlight, run this script and it'll combine them all.

I've not checked how small the gaps are (I've used it for AudioBooks, not DJ sets) or whether it changes the picture for every track, but it's certainly worth a look... And since it's AppleScript, those features might be easily added!

Note that it can join MP3s no problem, but joining & chapterising AACs requires QuickTime Pro.

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Or use a free applescript
Authored by: brianpunx on Aug 19, '05 01:15:00PM

When I tried this applescript to combine AAC files, the final .m4a file only contained the last AAC track that was selected, not the entire bound album.

Any suggestions?



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Or use a free applescript
Authored by: DougAdams on Aug 19, '05 02:17:15PM
Are you using Join Together or another similar script called Track Splicer, which only works with MP3s? Email me for assistance.

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Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes
http://www.dougscripts.com/itunes/

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Authored by: mahood on Aug 22, '05 01:05:05PM

You do need Quicktime PRO for AAC joining - I've not tried without (as I've got QT Pro) but maybe that's it?

I know it worked fine for me...

Mark



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