Merge MP3 for Windows

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By The Shchuka's Place

Combine multiple MP3 files into one and optionally convert the result into M4B audiobook.

Merge MP3 is a utility to merge multiple MP3 files into one long MP3 file. Intuitive user interface and high merge speed combined with absolutely free license and single-executable installation (no complicated installers / uninstallers - uncompress and run from any directory) make this tool a perfect addition to your audio management utilities collection. Optionally you can combine the merged mp3 file into an audiobook format. m4b to be played by iTunes and on an iPod/iPhone. Supplied program iTunesCoder. exe is responsible for this conversion and iTunes must be installed on your system for the conversion to work.

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GENERAL

Release: February 13, 2012

Latest update: February 21, 2024

Version: 0.1m

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 98 SE
Windows 2000

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 406,461

Downloads Last Week: 4

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User Reviews

3.6/5

60 User Votes

Perfect single purpose tool
Fudd1234September 7, 2017
Pros
Does exactly the one thing it needs to do perfectly. My project involved trying to merge 4 dozen or so tracks, in order, from each folder so each folder constituted one track, with each folder representing about an hours worth of material. I expected to be able to do this easily in Audacity and was very, very wrong; it would've taken a half hour each in Audacity. With this tool, I only had to Select All in each folder and drag & drop them. They landed in the same order and took less than 20 seconds to finish each. Only 20 seconds. I was expecting flaws at such speed and found none; it worked perfectly on my phone. Once the files are dragged & dropped into the tool, you just Select All again and choose Merge from the file options. You can even enter metadata to boot. Super easy, super fast and laser focused to do one simple thing really well: merge tracks into one.
Cons
Did not come with cake. Everyone loves cake.
Summary
All Pros.
Fast, easy to understand and use, free
bobciardiFebruary 21, 2016
Pros
- Fast - Relatively easy to understand and use after a little bit of experimentation and review of the menu options - Effective - Free
Cons
None, really. It does as advertised and nothing more
Summary
Excellent. I wish this program's features were included in CD-to-MP3 rippers so that ripping and merging were a one-step process.
Loaded with Malware
inmyopinionOctober 8, 2013
Pros
it made some sort of file (see cons)
Cons
Cant trust the file it made as I discovered so much malware it downloaded WITHOUT ASKING ME. It even changed the homepage on my browser. I cant believe CNET allowed this program. Guess I cant trust CNET after all.
Summary
good for my needs
bkworm100August 5, 2013
Pros
easy to use
Cons
could have more documentation
Summary
Small download, fast process, no complaints
skaizunJuly 3, 2013
Pros
Small download and computer footprint; fast processing; simple user interface; no Windows installation/registry required.
Cons
Absolutely none.
Summary
The less than 1 meg download onto my Vista box is a zip file containing 2 files: One for iTunes, and one for the featured Merge MP3 program. I used only the latter. After downloading, I ran it from the zip file (i.e., no installation required), and a simple Explorer-style window appeared. I selected 15 MP3 files from my desired folder, then selected all of them using ctrl-A in the program's window, then merged them to that same folder. Although I could have manually sorted the files by using the up/down arrows, which the program provides, the given order was fine. The entire process from my manual entry to its execution to exporting the list (an optional step) took less than one minute! I barely had a chance to start my stop watch! When I played the resulting file (which was only slightly larger than the combined 15 files in my folder), I was surprised at how seamless it was, with no discernible breaks (to be fair, I randomly selected spots in my computer's MP3 player program, so, although it's possible that something, somewhere within the merged file is amiss, I seriously doubt it). Per the other comments, I used the "direct download" to avoid the additional, optional, software that Cnet provides by clicking the "Download" box. It is unfair to refer to those programs as "malware", since they are benign and optional, and have nothing to do with Merge MP3. I heartily recommend this software.
Shame on you, CNET. Rife with malware.
taostraderJuly 1, 2013
Pros
Didn't get that far...
Cons
Installed this to find out it wouldn't do what I wanted, then spent 45 minutes getting the unrequested software changes out of my system.
Summary
Don't download this software. How do I give it 0 stars?
Full of Malware
Beartooth1June 22, 2013
Pros
It works but . . .
Cons
It installs all kinds of malware. Backup Software that constently displays a nag to backup, Replaces your homepage, Replaces your search engine, Loads software for ASPCA. I declined ALL software offers but it still downloaded everything. If you delete ethese "options" the program disappears.
Summary
<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Jul 2, 2013<p/>After additional research it appears all of the malware that was loaded was from the download made using the CNET Installer. After I removed all of the malware and restored the computer to last good restoree point, I downloaded the product again using the Direct Download Link the program installed without any of the malware. The product works as advertised and deserves a least a 4 star rating.
Do Not Download
WKGasstFebruary 9, 2013
Pros
Not one darn thing
Cons
Came with a myriad of extra crap that installed extra toolbars on browsers and caused by antivirus program to work overtime protecting my computer from threats.
Summary
Works as advertised. Simply wonderful!
sneakygreenthingJanuary 17, 2013
Pros
I merged 12 mp3 audiobook files @ 232mb and the program took 5 seconds. The output file was a little smaller than the sum of the source :) It's one file for the actual program and another file to make iTunes audiobooks. MP3Merge did access the internet looking for an updated version. My firewall blocked it, but you can disable that under preferences. Drag n drop with a very clean looking interface.
Cons
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Summary
Great program at a great price! It's one of those nice little freeware programs you unzip and double-click the program file to run.
Waste of time because it doesn't work!
IrishgirlncDecember 31, 2012
Pros
None none none
Cons
IT DOESN'T WORK! I just wanted to merge two MP3 files...one that is 24KB and one that is 93KB. I get a file that's 115KB, but only has the sound of the first MP3 file. Pathetic.
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