Hello,
how can i mix 2 MP3-Files together?
They have the same frame lenght, so nothing must be converted etc.
Adding the bytes together and divide by 2?
Don't know how the audio data is built-on...
Full Version: Mixing 2 MP3 together
You'll need to uncompress, then re-encode. Sorry.
QUOTE(NBG @ Jul 10 2006, 19:01) 
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Adding the bytes together and divide by 2?
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no.
(edit- i see i was beaten to it)
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You'll need to uncompress, then re-encode. Sorry.
You'll need to uncompress, then re-encode. Sorry.
Means a lot of code or heavy use of dlls? :-(
No - it means that what you would like to do is impossible.
You can only do the mix by decompressing them to WAV...... do the mix in a waveeditor or whatever..... and then encode the mix again (thus, it will introduce a quality loss because of re-encoding). Or you rip the files again from the original source - and mix them before encoding them.
Lossy encoded files are "end-products" - they are not meant to be edited afterwards.
You can only do the mix by decompressing them to WAV...... do the mix in a waveeditor or whatever..... and then encode the mix again (thus, it will introduce a quality loss because of re-encoding). Or you rip the files again from the original source - and mix them before encoding them.
Lossy encoded files are "end-products" - they are not meant to be edited afterwards.
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