itunes crossfade

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  1. eobass4

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    Is there anyway to get the crossfade feature on itunes to work on my Ipod 5g? Music plays smoothly on Itunes but there sare gaps when I use my Ipod. Thank you for any advice you can give me.
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Nope, sorry. No crossfading compatiblity with the iPod thus far ;-)
     
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    In that case, do you think if I recorded my playlist to CD, I would be able to utilize the crossfading feature? If so, does it matter in what format I record the songs? I have them on my Itunes as AAC files. Would they convert to MP3 when I burn them to CD. I am trying to creatless some smooth transitions for a party. Thank you for your help.
     
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    The iPod's slight pause is between every song, pretty much no matter how it's recorded. If you burn to a CD as an audio CD it will go on as standard audio format to play in CD players, I think you can change it to data to burn as AAC or mp3 if you'd like though - don't hold me to that however!
     
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    Your only option as far as your iPod is concerned, would be to encode whole cd's into one audio file. That would keep an ongoing flow of music. I am not too sure how to incorporate crossfading, though. You are probably better of asking that type of question in the audio forums ;-)
     

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