Re: noise at the end of a track
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If it's metadata being misread as audio, you could try a tag editor like Mp3tag (it's free) to remove all of the tags and see if that fixes the noise. HTH, Marc On Sun, Jun 7, 2020 at 10:18 AM Laura [email protected] [EAC] < [email protected]> wrote: > > > I ripped a music CD with EAC to a FLAC file, and right at the end of > one track there's a kind of staticky pop. > The same thing happened when I imported it with iTunes in .wav format. > But it doesn't happen when I play the CD directly. > The staticky pop doesn't seem to be in the audio, because I used > Audacity to trim off the last couple seconds of the track, and it's > still there. > Apparently, from googling, the pop comes from a tag (?) with metadata, > that is being misread as part of the audio. > I've been using Windows Media Player to play sound files - generally, > it does very well. > Can EAC be set to rip the CD without including this tag or whatever it is? > Or could I maybe eliminate it in Audacity? > Laura > > -- Limit limited liability for corporations http://marcerickson.blogspot.ca/2015/03/end-limited-liability-for-corporations.html "...the whole idea of keep everyone afraid, and they'll consume." - Marilyn Manson "For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman "Opinion is free but facts are sacred." - C. P. Scott via Stephen Rees