I'm very appreciative of the reply, but I guess I didn't say clearly what I want to program... Let us say that you buy an audio CD and you want to listen to your favorite song. You look at the track listings and see that it's divided into TWO tracks, #1 and #2! The division is at a logical point, yes, but at a point where there is plenty of sound activity. If you tell your player to play just #1, the song will end suddenly. I want to avoid exactly that! Thus if i have a track whose last frames are not silence, I want to flag it to avoid playing that track by itself. So, how can I use a perl module to seek to the end of the MP3 track and check the volume level? Thank you so much. Please don't make me have to ask the C-Monk(ey)s Regards, ADUMAS

In reply to Re^2: MP3's that end Loudly by ALDUMAS
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