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Originally Posted by Janszoon
The only possible advantage I could see to doing all as one big track is maybe it takes up slightly less memory, but I'm not sure that would even be true.
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My guess is that loading the single file into the memory for playback will take up more memory, but that the single file will take up less space on your hard drive .. by a relatively miniscule bit. But yeah, I'm guessing too!
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Originally Posted by gunnels
I respect your listening habits and all, but I absolutely hate it when I find an album that's been consolidated into one file. It happens frequently with prog and classical for some odd reason, and I wind up never listening to the thing as a result.
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Usually when you download a multiple track album and get one file, that file comes with a cue sheet (.cue file that contains info about tracks) that lets you split the file into the different songs.
All you need is a program to split it, f.ex
Medieval Cue Splitter.
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