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On Sunday 24 April 2011 00:32:38 lanas wrote:

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>   But, once ripped to ogg files and played from a m3u source (eg.

> sequentially) there are - no surprise - small blank cuts between each

> piece, which can be  disturbing in such a context.  The context here

> being Peter Hammill's 'Incoherence' concept album.

This is simply a matter of the playing software/hardware. If your current=20

playback software leaves gaps between songs which you don't want, either=20

search the documentation and the settings on how to remove them (most apps=

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seem to have an option for gapless-playback) or if that fails, use a player=

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that can do it.
It has nothing to do with the way the mp3/ogg/flac/wav is encoded and it ha=

s=20

nothing to do with the kind of music (live-recordings face the same problem=

).
And if the album is only really meaningfull when heard in the correct order=

,=20

why rip it into distinct songs? The usual encoding-formats afaik can contai=

n=20

meta-data at any point in their stream (so you see changing descriptions=20

through the playback). Unfortunately I don't think there are many (or any)=

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apps that allow to define meta-data at a certain point in time.
Have fun,
Arnold
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