Reaplaymusic splits without split-setting (Chrome-Deezer))

I am using ReplayMusic since months with chrome and the deezer-website.

My recording settings are:
Record silence: ON
Split on Silence: OFF

I am recording to WAVE and I want to split and tag the recordings myself and not let ReplayMusic split my recorded files.

Till last week everything worked ok. ReplayMusic did not split the recordings.
Now ReplayMusic splits at every title-change against my settings.

I tried to restore the correct behaviour:
- Deinstalled ReplayMusic (Settings and libraries included)
- Reinstalled ReplayMusic (Latest version 7.0.154)
which did not help.

I started Firefox instead of Chrome.
ReplayMusic does not split files, which is what I want

So ReplayMusic does not work with Chrome and Deezer anymore in the correct way.

I use it with Chrome all the time. You might need to reset your Chrome or reinstall it to see if that makes a difference.

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Originally Posted by Cheryl Wester

I use it with Chrome all the time. You might need to reset your Chrome or reinstall it to see if that makes a difference.

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But do you use Chrome together with Deezer?
Splitting does not occur with Chrome generally, it only happens with Chrome and Deezer.

My settings in Deezer always were the same,
- HTML5--Player
- No Cross Fading
and ReplayMusic never splitted with these settings in the past.

I made another test and disabled HTML5-Player.
With this setting ReplayMusic does not split according to it's setting.

With HTML5-Player enabled this wrong behaviour does not change if I deinstall and reinstall Chrome.

Contact tech support as more details and info are going to be needed.

Cheryl: I don't know how to rightly address this question, but here goes.
Does Appian have any way I could 'mix or blend' two diffrent MP3 music into one.
Hope I'm not too vague.
If not do U have any ideas.
Thanks
Robie

We have Replay Media Splitter that does allow you to join files. They would need to be the same bitrate and the same format. Give that a try.