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How Can I Make A Playlist Of 3/4 Songs That Play After Each Other Without Adverts Between?
I am trying to put together a playlist to run alongside a powerpoint but keep getting adverts before each song starts.
Is there a way to avoid this? I am using a free youtube app at the moment.
TIA
Is there a way to avoid this? I am using a free youtube app at the moment.
TIA
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There is a software called Kapwing that I have used to edit YouTube videos. You may be able to edit the ads out. I've never tried that nor have I ever created a playlist, though.
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There are countless (it seems) online services for downloading YouTube audio content (minus the ads!) as mp3 files. I've used several over the years but I can't remember for certain which ones I've liked best. I'm reasonably certain that this is one of the better ones though:
https:/ /youtub etomp3m usic.co m/en25/
[NB: If any such site ever asks you to download some software to do the job, simply decline and find another site. There's no point in inviting malware onto your computer].
Once you've got your collection of individual files, you can then join them together into one. There are online tools for that too, such as this one (which allows you to select the interval between your tracks or to cross-fade one track into another): https:/ /audio- joiner. com/
[See the link under 'Help' for instructions].
Once you've got a composite audio track, you can then use it with your PowerPoint presentation.
https:/
[NB: If any such site ever asks you to download some software to do the job, simply decline and find another site. There's no point in inviting malware onto your computer].
Once you've got your collection of individual files, you can then join them together into one. There are online tools for that too, such as this one (which allows you to select the interval between your tracks or to cross-fade one track into another): https:/
[See the link under 'Help' for instructions].
Once you've got a composite audio track, you can then use it with your PowerPoint presentation.
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