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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / January 2005any headunits that don't produce gaps between mp3s?
I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without providing moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I don't see why manufacturers can't figure out how to do this. Does anyone know of any that have this capability or one of the 05 models that might be able to do this? Thanks, Don > I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without providing > moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I don't see why [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks, > Don My Alpine doesn't present any gaps that I did not include in a cuesheet when playing back mp3's. Are you sure it's not your disks? >> I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without >> providing moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I don't [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > My Alpine doesn't present any gaps that I did not include in a > cuesheet when playing back mp3's. Are you sure it's not your disks? Agreed, MusicMatch (what I use for burning) has an option for including a 2 second gap between tracks. Whatever your using to burn your disks is likely doing the same.  SignatureI don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com >>> I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without >>> providing moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > 2 second gap between tracks. Whatever your using to burn your disks is > likely doing the same. I don't think that is it, because mine does this too but not when I play the song, even when I skip to a specific track. I think whatever memory or program the headunit uses to decode .mp3s just isnt powerful enough to do so as fast as a PC. >> I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without providing >> moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I don't see [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > My Alpine doesn't present any gaps that I did not include in a cuesheet > when playing back mp3's. Are you sure it's not your disks? I know what he means, my car does it too, but I don't mind it, he means when the headunit is reading the file of the next .mp3 song, there is a pause just slightly longer than a regular CD pause inbetween songs. Nothing to do with the player, it's how you make the discs. > I'm looking for a headunit that is able to play mp3s without providing > moments of silence between each mp3 to load the next one. I don't see why [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks, > Don It's the player; some stick a pause in, some don't. I use a nomad zen for mp3; it doesn't stick a gap between sings. > Nothing to do with the player, it's how you make the discs. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks, > > Don He is not talking about an MP3 player he is talking about a headunit that reads MP3 files burned onto a CD-R/RW. > It's the player; some stick a pause in, some don't. I use a nomad zen for > mp3; it doesn't stick a gap between sings. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> > Thanks, >> > Don Right. Some players can play with no delay; some can't. > He is not talking about an MP3 player he is talking about a headunit that > reads MP3 files burned onto a CD-R/RW. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >> > Thanks, > >> > Don |
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