When the sound comes hard to find records, below a specific level and stays below that level during a specific time, a new file begins. RecAll Pro screen dump Another method is to read the entire record, and then strip it into the songs. This goes with LPRipper. I did not use this method, but it is a collectable records, good alternative. The wave files created by RecAll PRO can be transformed into MP3.
All records have a different volume level at which they are recorded.
So the same thing for your WAV files. That's why you first have to old vinyl records, normalise the volume of each WAV file before creating MP3 files. I am very content with the Fraunhofer Codec with 56 Kbits 22 kHz Stereo in HQ mode, but please use settings which fits best with your requirements. Take some time experimenting with the several settings before you start. ID3 Tag info.