Merge WMA files

[Anthony Giorgianni]

Hello All

Looking for freeware to merge .wma audio files -- anybody know of one?

Thanks.


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[dadiOH]

Hello All

Looking for freeware to merge .wma audio files -- anybody know of
one?

DOS
copy /b filename1.ext + filename2.ext + .......... + lastfile.ext

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[Anthony Giorgianni]

Really... wow, thx. I'll try that. I'm not sure though what the /b refers
to. Is that the output location?



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[Rod]

Really... wow, thx. I'll try that. I'm not sure though what the /b refers
to. Is that the output location?

The /b ignores the control-z at the end of files, which would stop the
merging there.

 

[dadiOH]

Really... wow, thx. I'll try that. I'm not sure though what the /b
refers to. Is that the output location?

Or if you don't want to type all the filenames...
copy /b *.ext newfile.tmp
ren newfile.tmp newfile.ext

The files will be sequenced in the order
in which they were written to the directory.

Recarding the "/b" switch, see Rods answer.

BTW, file names need to be DOS compliant...8 characters max plus extension.

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[Anthony Giorgianni]

Okay, I'll try it. Thx again.


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