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Is there a player that merge the end of a music with the beginning of the next?

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In Winamp 3 for Windows, there's a feature that the last 3 seconds of the music is merged with the first 3 seconds of the next music, so there's no "empty space" between the musics.

Is there a way to do this with Rhythmbox? Or is there any player for Ubuntu that has this feature?

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answered 1 Year ago imberst · Accepted Answer

The feature is called crossfading.

Rhythmbox

To enable it in Rhythmbox:

Click edit in the menu.

Click settings.

Select the tab Playback.

Check Use crossfading backend

Select the desired amount of crossfading.

Restart Rhythmbox.

Banshee

It seems that Banshee does not support crossfading. If you wish it you can select that it affects you at https://bugs.launchpad.net/banshee/+bug/135926 and you can also vote for it at http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/21564/.