Frequently Asked Questions

Can you normalise all MP3s?
Yes, with the batch tool, you can normalise complete folders of MP3s.

Can I split MP3s to fit on a floppy disk or a CD?
Yes, MP3 Surgeon 2004 allows users to split an MP3 into any size or length.

Is it possible to join different MP3s?
Yes, any number of MP3s can be joined together.

Does the software have a minimum or maximum file size?
MP3 Surgeon 2004 allows you to edit any file up to four Gbytes in size (approximately 4,000 minutes).

Does MP3 Surgeon necessitate the decoding and encoding of data?
The software has been specifically designed to allow users to edit a track without having to re-encode an MP3, so there is no loss of quality.

What MP3 bit rates does it support?
The software has been designed for use with all MP3 types including CBRs (Constant Bit Rates) and VBRs (Variable Bit Rates).

Does it handle ID3 tags?
Yes, it allows users to add or remove ID3v1 and 2 tags.

Does MP3 Surgeon recreate VBR-seek information?
Yes, it recreates seek information producing a Xing-compatible VBR.