iTunes Clipping songs

[patrick0brien]

-All

Since about mid-september, I've noticed that one of the songs I've recorded suddenly sortened in length and no matter what I do lengthening, etc I do to is, will not go beyond that.

Now I notice that one of my store-purchased songs is clipped too.

Anyone else notice this, and anyone know what I can do about it?

 

[Chacala_Nayarit]

When you buy songs from ITMS, always convert them to audio by burning a CD. Then rip the CD to iTunes for non-DRM mp3's or AAC. I do not trust DRM.

 

[ftaok]

-All

Since about mid-september, I've noticed that one of the songs I've recorded suddenly sortened in length and no matter what I do lengthening, etc I do to is, will not go beyond that.

Now I notice that one of my store-purchased songs is clipped too.

Anyone else notice this, and anyone know what I can do about it?

Pat,

I'm guessing that you're aware of the "start time" "end time" information embedded into each song/track, right? If not, select the affected song within iTunes, ctrl-i (get info), click on the "options" tab and unselect the start/stop time buttons.

If this isn't the problem, then I don't know what the problem is. Maybe you could delete the iTunes plist file or repair permissions.

When you buy songs from ITMS, always convert them to audio by burning a CD. Then rip the CD to iTunes for non-DRM mp3's or AAC. I do not trust DRM.

c_n,

What does this have to do with Pat's problem?

 

[TechZone]

When you buy songs from ITMS, always convert them to audio by burning a CD. Then rip the CD to iTunes for non-DRM mp3's or AAC. I do not trust DRM.

Or burn your audio cds as an Iso image then use Demoon Tools to mount the image. Rip in to Intunes and save your Cds.

 

[rockthecasbah]

When you buy songs from ITMS, always convert them to audio by burning a CD. Then rip the CD to iTunes for non-DRM mp3's or AAC. I do not trust DRM.

or you could just use JHymn