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If you’re looking for the world’s fastest method of combining mp3s into one file, this is it.
Gizmodo reports on a post by gHacks that says all you have to do is put the mp3s you want to combine into a file folder, then run the command line (go to start –> run –> then type “cmd”)
Make sure you navigate to the directory your files are in, and type the following:
copy /b *.mp3 c:\new.mp3
Replace “new.mp3″ with whatever you want to call it: “Twices mp3 mixtown madness funstop with pancakes.mp3″ or whatever you want.
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