Saga MP3 Cutter 1.00

Publisher review:
Saga MP3 Cutter is a powerful and ease-to-use batch cutter. It supports MP3, WAV, WMA and OGG cutting. With Saga MP3 Cutter, you can cut piece from a big audio file and then convert it to a MP3 or WAV or WMA or OGG file. Add the files you want to cut from, set start-time and end-time for every file, then click "Cut", the files will be cutted and converted one by one. Cut with high precision and no quality is lost! It is real time encoding/decoding, no disk space will be used when cutting audio files. With the small id3-tag editor built in Saga MP3 Cutter, you can edit the Title, Artist, Album, Year, Track, Genre and Comment information for the created files. There is a small player built in and so you set start-time and end-time just when you listening the song. Supports visually define the time you want to cut at by using slider bar. Saga MP3 Cutter support to edit the created files' name. If you have many files to cut and want to do it at one time, Saga MP3 Cutter is your best choice. Run stably on Windows 9x/Me/2K/XP/2003.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

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