If you have an audio file too long to fit onto one CD, how do you split it up to fit it on to two?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

You want to play the CD in your car right? Or someother player where MP3 is not available?

Then, splitting the tracks using Audacity or using Roxio Ver. 9 is advisable. Choose the tracks other than MP3. Read the help if you do not understand this.

You make copy of the original CD, by selecting the songs you want, drop it into blank CD. It has a progress bar to let you know how far the CD is filled up. At that point, stop, you make the first copy.

Then, proceed to make the second CD, with the ones you did not select earlier - by following the same procedure as above.

It is that easy.

Answer 3

You can split it using audio editing software.
Use Goldwave or Audacity. goldwave is better and is pretty simple to use. Load the file, drag on the file to highlight as much as u want, cut and paste in a new file, save the new file.
Cheers

Answer 4

Try using Audacity to edit the file:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net

Answer 5

you can use Gsplit. it will split all file types

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/gsplit.html

Answer 6

I think easier than that... would be to compress it using an mp3 compressor.