http://www.rz.uni-frankfurt.de/~pesch/
mp3DirectCut is a small tool for editing MPEG audio directly. You can remove parts, change the volume, split files or copy regions to several new files. All without the need to decompress your MP3 into a PCM format. This saves work, encoding time and disk space. And there is no quality loss through any re-compressions!

mp3DirectCut is very fast and gives you extensive control over your MP3s: Several prelisten functions, MP3 visualisation and VU meter, Easy navigation, Fading, volume setting and normalizing, Records MP3 direct to disk (ACM and Lame encoder supported), Layer 2 support, ID3 Tag support (only v1 editable), Supports Cue Sheets (as used by EAC or Feurio!)

What's new in 1.22:

*Cue sheet support improved: reads titles and artists
*Split dialog with filename scheme
*Some changes in ID3 dialog
*Last cursor position saved in Project files
*Manual in HTML format
*Some more corrections and adaptions

Tnx about the Tip.
Nice proggie.
I've found it very good.
Other nice apps at the same page.

LIF

why doesn't this thing split vbr files correctly?
since just about everyone uses the vbr modes in lame this thing really needs full vbr support...
Right now (when using a cue sheet) the first file get the header of the big file, so the lenght is wrong in winamp...

i was just going to download mp3directcut tonight and start messing with it for the first time. all of my files are vbr, so i am just curious what exactly are the issues with vbr files? and does the author know of this?

thanks,
dave

Most likely. The VBR header for the original file remains in the first cut, the rest of the saved cuts won't have a VBR header. This can be corrected afterwards by running a VBR header fix-program (Do a search on the forums for several suggestions on such programs)