Hello, exalted Monks. I've searched for an answer, lo, these many eons and no dice. I've written a little perl ditty that will randomly play mp3's from a list. Usually, it is my list of classical music. Many of these recordings transition directly to the next track on their "home-album" with no silence between, thus when moving randomly to the next track that my script chooses, the cutoff is HARSH! I'd like to find and flag any files that end thusly (at non-zero volume level) and when they come up randomly, I can tack on the track that follows so I don't have to grit my teeth. Thank you all for any enlightenment you might provide. ALDUMAS

In reply to MP3's that end Loudly by ALDUMAS

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