(03-30-2020, 07:34 PM)ICLlP Wrote: @DRONE7 Vinyl Studio saves the tracks as separate files, but I can hear the track transitions when playing back with MoOde.
Hi ICLIP. Thanks for the files.
My observations are as follows:
Individual tracks are .m4a
Format profile : Apple audio with iTunes info
Codec ID : M4A (M4A /mp42/isom)
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 128 kb/s
There is no problem with Track 1 and Track 5. These are track-1 side-1 and track-1 side-2 respectively.
The problem lies with tracks 2,3,4 and 6... etc., whereby either VinylStudio, or the encoder (if it's not VinylStudio that you're using to encode the split files) is inserting (or muting) a very repeatable 62 millisecond section of the audio file at the start of each file.
The fact that there's no such gap at the beginning of tracks 1-side-1 and track-1 side-2 leads me to suspect it's the splitting function of VinylStudio and not the encoder (otherwise both of the files 1 and 5 would exhibit the same 62 millisecond silence too.
Here's a visualisation of the first 6 tracks.
Track 1: no silence at start:
Track 2: silence at start:
Track 3: silence at start:
Track 4: silence at start:
Track 5 (which is track 1 side 2): no silence at start:
Track 6: silence at start:
End of track 5 leading in to track 6: visible (and therefore very audible) gap:
The 'glitch/hiccup' issue is therefore categorically nothing to do with moOde.
My advice would be to try splitting the file again - making sure that there's not a setting in VinylStudio to insert a gap, and try encoding to a lossless format such as FLAC.
And if the problem still exists go back to the author of VinylStudio with the above images and ask for guidance there.
I trust this helps you to resolve the issue.
Regards,
Gary