Go Plastic/ Ultrav. 2Pack Problem

I recently bought the Warp20 2pack from bleep, as they stopped selling them in stores a few weeks ago, and it was all well and good until I found that pretty much all the tracks have about a second or so of the next song at the end, I dont know if it is meant to be that way 'cause the copy of go plastic I had was given to me by a friend (burnt cd) and didn't do this, but a few other copies I tested did.

so is there a certain point where the copies started doing this? (I assume because all the Warp20 2Packs are brand new CDs) or is it down to how I ripped it? (WMP, 320KB/s)

I know the description might have been a bit vauge so I cooked up some samples in the attachments, the first is the outro to red hot car, which has

a slice of boneville at the end, which messes up the intro of boneville.

RHC.mp3 837.55 kB · 8 downloads BO.mp3 243.67 kB · 7 downloads

try http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/ if its still wrong you can rip it to 1 file and write a cue with proper times and than cut it

I'll give it a shot, but the tracks are burned on the CD like that...

and it's not just RHC & BO either, nearly all the tracks do it.

do older copies do this? (I want to see before i decide on shelling out for another copy)

might be wrong but i thought the double packs were just the original pressings bundled together.

older copies dont have this problem, but try eac or foobar or itunes or something before shelling out for another copy :P

I think my copy has this "flaw". On a normal cd player it blends perfectly though, unless it is on track shuffle or something.

yeah, it blends fine on cd players/Ipod but it kinda ruins it for me as I shuffle most of my music.

it's just annoying to have the lil' sharp noises at the end, and the missing intros. I'll try my itunes and that, but it looks like it'll have to be a new copy :(

in foobar

File>Open Audio CD>Rip>w/e w/e (O)go to converter setup dialog and [RIP]

Output format>WAV

w/e

w/e

Output files

(o)Merge all tracks into one output file

OK

in notepad

FILE "1.wav" WAVE

TRACK 01 AUDIO

TITLE "1"

PERFORMER "sp"

INDEX 01 00:00:00

TRACK 02 AUDIO

TITLE "2"

PERFORMER "sp"

INDEX 01 03:27:00<- play the 1.wav and write here the time when the 2nd track starts, its mm:ss:ms

TRACK 03 AUDIO

TITLE "3"

PERFORMER "sp"

INDEX 01 07:02:00<- 3rd track etc

...

save it as w/e.cue

open cue in foobar

right click on the tracks> convert>...output>flac/mp3/w/e, note that youll need commandline encoder.. flac/lame

For the record, my copy of Go Plastic bought back when it came out doesn't have this problem...

  On 3/28/2010 at 3:30 AM, The Face Culler said:

For the record, my copy of Go Plastic bought back when it came out doesn't have this problem...

mine does. i didn't listen to the audio samples but on my version it's just a tiny snippit of the next track, like a couple of milliseconds or something. also happens on my CD copy of LP5.