Managing MP3's Software Wanted

[DanGrease]

I have some MP3's that I want to manage, that is I awnt to be able to cut out some parts of the file itself. For example a song is 3 min, but I dont like the last 1 min of it, so I want a software that can help me to cut out that part from the MP3 file. I dont know where to look except here. I dont know how these programs are called. Or how this process is called. Is there any software (preferable freeware) that can help me do this? Thanks for listening

dan

[JohnE.]

It's shareware, not freeware, but mp3Trim can do that without having to decode/re-encode. I don't know of any freebies off hand that can do that without having to decode first and then re-encode (you lose quality doing that).

Oops, apparently there's a free version and a Pro version, with the free version having a limited file size it will work on.

[Atomic Rooster]

If you happen to have Nero 6, it has a built in audio editor that works great. Not sure if it's available in the demo version though.

[DanGrease]

I had the Nero 6 trial version a while ago. I thought it was exacly (or not much difference for my needs) as version 5. So I have the version 5, and I already have the 5 whole version in a CD so its ok, but thanks for the tip anyways!

JohnE. the software you recommended works perfectly! I didint even have to install it in my computer, worked after unzipping it right away. Its fast and easy to use. Thanks for that!

dan

[JohnE.]

Your welcome, glad I could help! I use it all the time to fix bad last frames that occasionally turn up with downloaded mp3's.