bode

I used that too, but the cut function doesn't work that well. But the names & stuff work pretty well :). I still think Pandora's Jar is better. You can adjust the parameters by which Replay divides tracks. And you don't need 87 pages of discussion to get good results.

Just a thought... As an alternative to all these attempts to rip the Pandora mp3s direct, perhaps you might like to consider the solution that I turned to after very limited success with the methods discussed at such great length above. I use a program called Replay Music http://www.applian.com/replay-music/index....aming-media.com . You have to buy it (shock; horror), or you can download a free trial, but it's very useful. It records tracks you listen to on Pandora (or any other internet source), and then tags them using Gracenote. It works pretty well; a bloody sight more reliably than any other method I've tried.