If you're a big fan of electronic music, DJ mixes, or albums such as Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, you're probably aware of or have noticed an annoying trait found on almost every MP3 player available today: A gap is inserted between the tracks of otherwise uninterrupted albums. Unfortunately, this issue has yet to be satisfactorily addressed through player firmware updates, but all is not lost. If you can do without the track markers for your continuous albums, ripping each CD as a single track eliminates the cause of the snippets of silence you would hear otherwise. Use this tutorial to guide you through the process.
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To get started, here're what you'll
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- PC running Windows
- Audiograbber (freeware)
- CD drive
- Audio CDs
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