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Demographics is the much ignored elephant in the room.
An aging, shrinking population has has massive negative consequences on Japan (for the past 2 decades) and is currently crippling the US economy (with its baby-boomers currently retiring en-masse).
As the article mentions, by 2015, China will reach a significant tipping point. By 2025, China's population will be declining significantly. The average family in China's cities has one child; massive immigration into cities will be needed simply to keep the status-quo.
On the plus side, China is still a very poor country (in per capita GDP), its rapid annual increase in per capita GDP will cushion the blow to the overall economy and keep China growing (albeit at a slower pace).
Come to think of it, in about 20 years time, China will exhibit all the characteristics of a first (or second) world country with strong labor laws and big budget deficits (each child in China has to support 2 parents and 4 grandparents, an impossible task, requiring the government to step in).
(And I predict a big environmental cleanup in the next couple of decades).
India on the other hand, with its huge birthrate will grow rapidly (and replace China as the world's biggest polluter)
Tony Ryan wrote: "The salient feature is that China's cost of production is rising, while export markets are shrinking as high unemployment sets in (above 20% in the US and in Australia)".
Interesting that nobody picked on this preposterous statistic. Unemployment in Australia is currently around 5.2% and declining. that is to say, allowing for people changing jobs, people in jail and new immigrants seeking their first jobs, the country has near full employment. Australia's export markets are booming as its minerals face growing demand from industrial surges in China and India and its food exports (meat etc.) become affordable to ever more prosperous middle classes across Asia. One rather expects the United States to be in a similar position again soon, given its capitalist ethos and its unmatched status as a cauldron of new ideas.
"Eventually they will depart China altogether, just as they left Japan and Taiwan before it. That, after all, is why Honda and Foxconn opened plants there in the first place. "
Depart China to where? If someone could elaborate on this I'd appreciate it.
The China miracle growth rate may slow down after it reach Taiwan or South Korea level of development. After that, the only "high IQ, highly educated" countries which hold potential to repeat that miracle are North Korea and Vietnam.
I think other countries, like India, Bangladesh and sub-saharan African countries can also moves up the ladder, but their ways should follow that of other slower growth stories, like Latino countries, Indonesia or Thailand. The chance for them to reach the level of high-tech East Asian societies are small.
Here we see the 'Little Emperor' syndrome of an entire generation of spoiled brats. Ah, the arrogance of children, all absolutely certain they are invincible and invulnerable. The suicide rate at Foxconn factories is BELOW normal for the worker population, but the local, provincial, and central Chinese authorities think it will be a good joke to publish the suicides in their news media, as the usual sensationalistic malicious village gossip, to poke fun at their Taiwanese competitor who is so much more successful than their businesses are. Well, their little practical joke backfired. The suicides were clearly visible because Foxconn concentrates so many hundreds of thousands of workers in only a tiny number of locations. The suicides of workers at American car factories are obviously exactly the same for whatever the normal US sucide rate is, because that is the rate that is NORMAL. Now Foxconn has increased the wages for people who pay nothing for food and board, and left the 12-hour shift the same, the only element of stress for their workers.
Copycat strikers apprear out of nowhere, as copycats always appear whenever anything is reported in news media anywhere in the world, and the Western news media immediately stir everything up into a tempest in a teapot, desperately making mountains out of molehills to sell, sell, sell, copies and advertising, rubbing their hands in glee at all the sensationalistic profits they're making.
In the meantime, real life on the planet goes on as usual, dull, prosaic, boring, and mundane. Successful companies do not move factories, they expand their number of factories, building more plants in other areas, ramping up production to capacity, and then cutting production at the original profit-losing branches where workers are complaining. That's exactly what American companies did in the USA, and that is exactly what company owners around the world will continue to do forever. Factories are not obligated to indulge an entire generation of spoiled brats. They never have been, ever since a divison of labor developed. If 'Little Emperors' want their wages doubled, plus free room and board, plus this and plus that, they can see how well they manage without a job, just like the American and European factory workers are.
News media sensationalism is not the real world.
China will run out of cheap workers and cheap oil by the 2020s.
The China economic miracle may not last much longer.
"Capitalists can also go to where workers are abundant. First, labour-intensive factories will move inland. Eventually they will depart China altogether, just as they left Japan and Taiwan before it."
Sure capitalist can move to more worker-abundant countries, and they are doing it right now. By saying "they" there are not only western investers but also the Chinese ones. However, I doubt that labour cost is the utmost reason they move to a completely new world. It costs to move, and to deal with the culture differences. The ultimate motivation, in my opinion, is the seek of new market. Nevertheless, China, unlike Japan and Taiwan, with abundant workers as well as the immature market, would still attract investers with its business potential.
This should be viewed as a welcoming development. The demands from 600-700 million people in the West and Japan has managed to pull 1.3 billion Chinese out of poverty in about 30 years.
If, in 30 years' time, China itself became a true consumer society, the world would have 2 billion consumers. The spending of 2 billion consumers that would have the potential of lifting a further 4 billion dirt poor in the world out of desperate poverty in another 30 years' time.
By the end of this century, the majority of the world's population could attain a decent standard of living.
you could sum up the article in one sentence really: there may come a time when the demand for young, mobile workers in China exceeds their supply, at which point wages may start rising.
This is the problem inherent in trying to analyse something as complicated as the chinese labour market at 100000 feet - it's hard to say anything particularly meaningful.
Yes, demographics will matter (as they have in India, in Japan and in the US and Europe). Eventually the world will grow old, and if no deluge comes before that, humanity will exit gracefully.
But in the meantime, to understand what will happen to labour markets in the short to medium term (i.e. next 5-10 years), we need to break them down into their different types, and understand the supply and demand in each case separately. A different analysis is needed for the engineering workforce as for unskilled labourers as for university teachers as for doctors and mechanics.
Oops! Someone does not know how to read news!
ginmartini wrote,
"many have trouble reading a newspaper. And don't ask them how to solve a problem, read a map, write a business letter, or greet someone for the first time."
Care to give newspaper sales data there?
And not sure how you greet people.
Economic growth and an uneven distribution of riches can not last forever...the same way that economic growth and super high wages (like the american autoworkers) can no last forever...
We need desperately to find the dinamic equilibrium between return on investment and fair wages... it has to be somewhere investors and the working class will live happidly together...
Maybe by colonizing Planet Mars..
It is wishfull thinking for the capitalists that they can easily move their production lines somewhere else.
India, Bangladesh, pakistan, Vietnam, African countries do not have the infrastructure and the determination to build the required infrastructure (power plants, reliable electric grid, water treatment plants, roads, railways and ships, etc). None of these investments are ever supported by the private sector and even though Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, etc are choking with people willing to work for a penny, the fleeting capital has no warm nest to settle in these countries rich in cheap labor.
The ones who invest now in Africa are the Chinese, and I am sure they will defend their investments the same way US defended the United Fruit business in Latin America in times past.
"these are intelligent, often highly educated people."
I disagree with this. Most don't finish high school and many have trouble reading a newspaper. And don't ask them how to solve a problem, read a map, write a business letter, or greet someone for the first time.
I don't think that factories like Honda and Foxconn will move out of China that fast. The labor force elsewhere is not that hardworking and educated, for instance, in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Africa.
These Chinese will be producing new high tech hybrid cars that others won't and those less high tech cars will not run in low income but high labor surplus countries either after the oil market will bust.
Chinese companies are now also spreading their wings in other countries but mostly in construction and oil exploration. They are training a workforce in those countries which will be just good for that. The governments over there in those countries do not have enough money to train their own labor force in jobs for the future. It will not be easy to undo what they have done so far. Even in country like Pakistan where it is almost impossible to do decent business amidst energy and security crisis, Chinese firms are successful and they do business with the miners as well which have become no go areas for other high tech companies due to security concerns.
There will be lot of chaos and it will take long before the dust settles and something comes out of it.
This effect was noted last year, fairly big topic in Chinese media.
Here is one about labor shortage, and it's associated problems for employer
This one is about population, the rapid aging is somewhat alarming.
FRUITS OF GROWTH NEED SHARING: The latest happenings in China's big industrial units is an awakening call. Capitalism is to grow and it is its philosophy but if its fruits are not shared it will collapse. Chinese labour is getting awakened. There is an endless flow of young labour to the industrial areas but it can cease once infrastructure and facilities are available in rural areas. Intermittent protests in industrial units and the recent suicide of workers has started a thinking among the industrialists to do a rethinking about wages of the workers. Revision of waes in Shanghai, Beijing is a reflection of the ushering scenario. China as a prduction base provides discipline, high education level, diligence which brings the cost of production. The wage pressure is a welcome thinking and should raise the living standards of this deprived class.
vinayaksathe wrote:
"Days of US$ as reserve currency are numbered and one day RMB will replace it."
Years of US$ as reserve currency may well be numbered, but US$ will most likely be replaced by a basket of currencies including RMB, US$, and Euro.
We are entering a multipolar world...
From my humble point of view China played the right game.
Our current civilization is technology based. The West (USA, Europe and Japan) have between them 100% of technologies available. The country needs technology to be able to produce things.
China by allowing multinational firms to set up shops and factories, acquired a lot of technologies (educated guess is around 30% of availables technologis). And the price to pay for these technologies, were low wages.
Now China is using the global crises to acquire more technologies cheaply - the same way as USSR acquired critical technologies from West during 1930-1940 Great Depression. China also has Taiwan who has additional 7-10% of technologies.
So China would not need to keep wages low anymore. China have enough population to find internal customers for any product it produces - it only need to rise wages and squeese profits of multinationals to increase internal demand. And by having largest market in the world, they could export everything at marginal cost.
Stop this wishful thinking predicting doom in China. West is doomed if China replaces USA (as USA became king after WWII). Western economies will go in a tailspin if China prospers and asks payment for exports in revalued RMB. Then WEST will realize how India had to cope up with meager foreign exchange reserves prior to OIL SHOCK. Days of US$ as reserve currency are numbered and one day RMB will replace it.
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The Primergy BX900 is built on four guiding principles. The first is a dynamic new power and cooling concept to reduce energy costs. The second is to achieve improvements in operational performance, through dynamic virtualization. The third principle of the Primergy BX900 concept is to deliver unmatched uptime, via dynamic high availability. Finally, guaranteed investment protection is accomplished through the fourth principle, new system architecture offering dynamic scalability.
Chandan Mehta, Product Manager for Fujitsu Technology Solutions in the Middle East, comments: "The four guiding principles of the Primergy BX900 design ensure that it meets the needs of datacenter operations where achieving cost savings and increasing IT systems' agility are immediate concerns, and this is the case with almost every datacenter in the Middle East region."
IDC analyst Vernon Turner, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Infrastructure, Consumer and Telecom research, commented: "With the introduction of the Dynamic Cube, Fujitsu really raises the stakes in the datacenter blade market sector. The combination of the system's superior performance, its powerful virtualization capabilities and its power savings add up to make the Primergy BX900 an attractive proposition. We expect to see Fujitsu gain share in the upper segment of the blade server market as a direct consequence of this launch."
The Primergy BX900 is a complete dynamic server infrastructure in a single blade cube. By using the Primergy BX900, customers can adapt dynamically to different IT usage scenarios, increasing the agility of IT infrastructures while reducing costs.
Fujitsu's new-generation Primergy BX900 blade system, available to order immediately, spearheads Fujitsu's global growth program to increase its market share for x86 servers, with a worldwide server sales goal of 500,000 units in 2010.
The Primergy BX900 is a leader in terms of reduced energy consumption: it operates at new levels of power efficiency, and sets new standards thanks to Fujitsu's cooling and design concept, Cool-safe. As a direct result, by moving to a Primergy BX900 server, customers can expect to reduce energy costs by thousands of Euros per chassis per year.
Equipped with the latest Intel Xeon 5500 series processors, large memory capacities and state-of-the-art I/O performance, the Primergy BX900 is designed to deliver industry-leading virtualization capabilities.
These virtualization capabilities also make Primergy BX900 an ideal solution for consolidation projects. With the full integration of Fujitsu Server View Resource Coordinator VE management software, the Primergy BX900 can simplify IT operations by delivering uniform operations for pools of physical and virtual servers and visualizing the connections of the networks. In addition, this solution can automate IT operations, reducing time for the provisioning or exchanging of servers by up to 90%.
The Primergy BX900 is designed for full redundancy, reducing unplanned system downtime. It features software-managed hardware failover, and every single active component is hot-swappable.
By design, the Primergy BX900 is optimized for investment protection through its scalability. Created in cooperation with Intel, the system has a stackable, high-density design that enables performance upgrades through the addition of further Primergy BX900 units.
In addition, the new system architecture enables Fujitsu to offer two more blades in a standard 10U chassis than any other vendor design – with a record-taking 18-blade design. Thanks to these extra blades, the Dynamic Cube immediately offers 12% more system performance in comparison to other vendors' blade systems.
The Primergy BX900 is backed by comprehensive support from Fujitsu's worldwide services organization, providing a one-stop shop for the full planning, design, implementation and management of complex IT infrastructures. Thanks to a global team of IT services professionals, Fujitsu delivers holistic IT solutions.
Manufactured in Augsburg, Germany, and in Fukushima, Japan, the Primergy BX900 reflects the best of German and Japanese engineering and quality control. Primergy BX900 systems start shipping on May 21, 2009.
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The PC-BSD translation team uses Pootle to manage its translations. Josh has just finished a test upgrade to Pootle and is looking for testers' feedback before initiating the actual migration:
I have a new version of pootle and translate toolkit up. There were some issues with the migration, some of the strings were mangled in the database, I think this is the bug that has been causing regressions in the pootle engine, but I'm not sure.
The new version should be quite a bit faster, and also it adds support for translation suggestions from google.
This is a test migration, I'll be doing the real migration this weekend unless people have issues with this that I can't easily fix between now and this weekend. Please please don't do large translations on this instance, as it will be resynced from the live site this weekend and all changes will be lost.
I'm also taking suggestions for a new URL, the current one is pretty lame. Maybe translations.pcbsd.org?
The test migration URL is here. Please send any feedback to Josh.
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Sally M. Bonsack, 56, Stevens Point, died Monday, May 5, 2014, after complications of a battle with cancer.
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Mrs. Bonsack was born Aug. 15, 1957, in Menomonee Falls, a daughter of Robert and Marge (Patoka) Kostuch. She graduated from Menomonee Falls High School and earned an emergency medical technician degree in Milwaukee.
She was married to John Jensen Oct. 13, 1986. He died in 2005.
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Survivors include her husband, Keith; her parents Robert and Marge (Patoka) Kostuch; one brother, Jeff (Jean) Kostuch, Menomonee Falls; one sister, Jennifer (Scott) Paape, Bonduel; and one niece, Emma Paape.


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FIU provides credential for Miami Herald's beat reporter
After denying access to Miami Herald beat writer David J. Neal for the football team's opening game last Saturday, Florida International University has decided to credential him for the remainder of the season, according to Paul Dodson, the school's assistant athletic director for media relations.
"The FIU sports program is an important part of our coverage," said Miami Herald Executive Editor Aminda Marqués Gonzalez. "We're glad we were able to reach a quick resolution."
Neal, who is covering his fourth FIU season, attended Saturday's 14-12 loss to Bethune-Cookman with a ticket and sat in the stands, but did not write a game story or post-game blog, as he would have were he credentialed.
Neal's access to FIU coaches and athletes had been reduced for months. He was not allowed to attend football practice or conduct interviews.
FIU issued a statement last week explaining its decision to deny Neal's credential: "We did not issue a media credential to the Herald's beat reporter because of concerns we have brought up to the Herald's reporter and editors over the past few years about the reporter's interactions with our student athletes, coaches and staff, and the nature of the resulting coverage.''
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The following might be some areas you might want to discuss with the social worker:
The social worker is a "listener" and doesn't give medical information, but will help you contact your veterinarian. If there is any way the social worker can help you, please do not hestitate to call. Quite often you will have met the social worker on our first visit to the clinic.
Dec 25, 2014 - Pet owners who smoke may benefit from educational campaigns informing them of the dangers of secondhand smoke exposure to their pets, according to a report published online Feb. 10 in Tobacco Control.


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Armed Suspect Wanted For Robbing Riverside Jewelry Store
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On all three occasions, the suspect told his victims his name was Simon.
2 Men Attempt To Rob Temecula Jewelry Store With Fake Gun
Two men Friday were wanted for using a fake gun in the attempted robbery of a Riverside County jewelry store.
Suspect Wanted For Allegedly Abducting His 2 Children Caught
The suspect, 43-year-old Pete Adame, was apprehended by California Highway Patrol officers.
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Intracerebral hemorrhaging is what occurs when a blood vessel in the brain bursts, and the blood which subsequently leaks out of that vessel forms a clot that places pressure on the surrounding brain tissue. It's not that uncommon of an occurrence, it's difficult to treat, and is fatal in about 40 percent of cases. Help may be on the way, however. A team from Nashville's Vanderbilt University has created a robotic device that is designed to remove those clots, in a safe and minimally-invasive fashion. Read More
Having introduced its HMZ-T1 personal 3D viewer aimed at the home entertainment market in 2011, and updating it in 2012 with the HMZ-T2, Sony has ventured into the operating theater for its latest head-mounted display. Unveiled last week in Tokyo, the "head-mount image processing unit" gives surgeons virtual X-ray vision by means of an endoscope feeding images to a pair of head-mounted monitors. This setup allows surgeons to view high definition 3D images from inside the patient while carrying out laparoscopic surgery. Read More
Dr. Zoltan Takats of the Imperial College London has developed one very sharp knife – and we're not referring to its keen edge. The Intelligent Knife (iKnife) is equipped with a nose and a brain that can sniff out cancer as it cuts. Using a mass spectrometer to detect chemical profiles associated with tumors, it enables instant identification of cancerous tissue and helps surgeons to make sure that all of a tumor has been removed. Read More
Disabled duck gets a 3D-printed foot
Buttercup the duck was born with a strange birth defect. One of the little duckling's legs faced the wrong direction. To remedy the situation, 3D printing technology has been used to create a prosthetic leg that should allow Buttercup to live a somewhat normal, albeit much more famous, life. Read More
Stitches and staples may be on their way to becoming a thing of the past, thanks to a developing technology known as laser tissue welding. Now, a new gold-based solder has been created, that could make tissue welds in regions such as the intestines much stronger and more reliable. Read More
In a first for medical science, two livers have been successfully transplanted into patients following storage and transportation of the organs in a machine that keeps them warm and functioning. It's hoped that the machine, developed at the University of Oxford, could double the number of livers available for transplant at any given time, potentially saving thousands of lives every year. Read More
New technology may be ushering in the age of robotic surgery, but there is still a role for cutting-edge electronics to play in augmenting a surgeon's natural talents. The latest example of this comes from Germany, where researchers have proposed a way for doctors to operate using their own standard instruments by developing a special handle that fits on most surgical tools and lights up to indicate when enough pressure has been used during a procedure. Read More
GE developing robotic system for hospitals
Presently, when an operation is going to be performed at a hospital, people first locate all the instruments that the surgeon will require, inspect them, arrange them on a tray, sterilize them, and then deliver them to the operating room. According to General Electric's GE Global Research division, however, robots could do all of those things better. To that end, the group has recently partnered with GE Healthcare and the U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs, in a US$2.5 million two-year project to develop just such robots. Read More
Sonic "invisible scalpel" could be used for non-invasive surgery
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DARPA foam fights internal bleeding
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>Sorry, why are broken stacks _your_ problem? Given an API to program to, >how do you really expect to cater to broken implementations of the API? I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant that if HTTP is simple enough, then I don't have to cater to broken implementations of the API. (assuming that the "broken" implementations are mostly functional, only broken when one tries to use them in more esoteric ways) So it would be nice to stick with something that can be implemented given *only*: > (i) reliable delivery of stream data in sequence > (ii) paired simplex channels to differentiate direction of data flow and not worry about half-duplex shutdown, OOB packets, MSS, etc., except as potential optimizations. It sounds like we're in violent agreement, but I didn't express myself well. -Dave >Or are you arguing that HTTP should assume a half-duplex transport >service (like, say, LU6.2)? Not necessarily, given that I'm advocating a full-duplex PUT :-) However, my PUT definition still works over a half-duplex channel, it just degrades to the HTTP/1.0 PUT worst-case.Received on Tuesday, 2 January 1996 18:57:38 EST
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Donny Osmond wasted no time in taunting his Dancing with the Stars runner-up sister, Marie, with his recent victory.
The day after he won this season's disco ball trophy, he was back on stage with Marie for their brother-sister act at The Flamingo casino in Las Vegas.
People.com reports Donny brought the prize onstage for the show, where it perched atop a piano for the duration of Wednesday's performance.
"Do I even let her touch it?" Donny asked the Flamingo crowd. They responded with laughter and cheers.
"Could my brother be more obnoxious? I told him that he better win, but let's see him do it in 6-inch heels," said Marie, who famously fainted and fell to the floor during her 2007 run on the show. "But I am extremely proud of him. He worked so hard for it."
Donny, who is 51 years old, admitted that the grueling Dancing with the Stars rehearsals and performances were not without their pitfalls.
"Everything hurts," Donny said. "There are muscles I didn't know I had that hurt."
Donny beat out celebrity dancers Kelly Osbourne and Mya to take home the trophy Tuesday night.
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Javier Bardem in Talks to Play the Next Pirates of the Caribbean Bad Guy
Apparently, there's no ocean for old men either.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Apparently, there's no ocean for old men either.
And Adele Exarchoplous.
The Javier Bardem kiss, the Emma Thompson head balance, and more through the Oscar ages.
Based on an almost 50-year-old script from the legendary Dalton Trumbo.
"I asked what she was doing and she says: I'm going to [gently make love to] your car."
Written by Cormac McCarthy.
With an excellent performance from Javier Bardem.
It's a girl!
Hydrocolloids = Oscars.
Photos of both Beyoncé and Solange Knowles, Lena Dunham, Jennifer Lawrence, and more.
For all that advance work, Javier Bardem's endgame felt a bit slapped together.
One producer says "he's a true star to other actors."
Sam Mendes sends 007 into a battle that's not just Bondian — it's Oedipal, it's biblical. And it's absolutely thrilling.
Jennifer Lawrence as a bird, and other pretty famous and famous pretty people.
Another excuse to stay indoors.
Acting advice. Sort of.
Bond goes blond.
Alongside Michael Fassbender and Javier Bardem.
Where will he fall on a spectrum that includes The Karate Kid's Johnny Lawrence and Draco Malfoy?
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MP3 TrackMaker 1.5 Build 1.53
Cut audio files by adding time
The application's core function is to split MP3 files as well as the reverse process. You can add desired items to the workspace only through the provided menu, as the function to drag on the main window is not implemented.
A destination folder needs to be set for the end result to be stored in. Additionally, title formatting options give you the possibility to set the basic name the newly created files come out with.
You need to manually enter the exact time where the split to be done. There are no included playback options to allow you to get times easier, thus you depend on different applications to view minutes and seconds. The number of files that are created is determined by the amount of entries in the "Track Timing" list.
Unfortunately, you are limited to processing only MP3 files with a fixed bit rate, with no implemented converter to ease work.
Join multiple tracks into a single one
The reverse process is a little easier to accomplish. No bit rate limitations are encountered, nor do you need to take any timing into consideration. A destination file is created with the name you provide. Afterward, tracks are added through the application's main window, and at the press of a button you get the result.
In conclusion
All in all, MP3 TrackMaker is a fast and reliable application when you need to cut or join audio bits. You are restricted by several options, but the result is properly provided. Overall, it makes for a tool worth keeping on your computer when working with music.
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Application descriptionMP3 TrackMaker is a reliable MP3 editing tool that allows you to split an audio track by selecting time intervals and ...