Cjam 1.9.9.0 by Razvan Serea
Cjam is a lightweight and fast MP3 editor for Windows that lets you cut, join, and edit MP3 files without re-encoding. This means your audio quality remains untouched, and edits happen instantly. Cjam is ideal for quick, lossless edits—whether you're trimming music, combining tracks, or preparing audio for learning tools or podcasts.
It features batch processing, scripting support, cue and playlist file handling, and a simple interface. Cjam is perfect for anyone who needs efficient MP3 editing without the complexity of full audio suites.
Cjam requires a PC running Windows 10 or later and Microsoft .NET 6.0 or later. Key features for Cjam: No Re-encoding: Edit MP3 files without losing quality.
Cut and Join MP3: Easily cut, trim, and combine MP3 tracks.
Batch Processing: Edit multiple files at once for faster workflows.
Scriptable Interface: Automate tasks with a custom command language.
Cue and Playlist Support: Handle CUE and playlist files for seamless audio management.
Fast and Lightweight: Quick processing with minimal system resources.
Lossless Audio Editing: Ensure your edits don't affect audio quality.
Simple User Interface: Clean, intuitive design for easy navigation.
File Format Support: Works with MP3, Cjam-specific file formats (CJAMC, CJAMJ, CJAM).
Cjam 1.9.9.0 fixes: Fixed a bug related to playback display on the main screen
Download: Cjam 1.9.9.0 | 1.3 MB (Freeware)
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"Users may experience repeated KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE bugchecks after upgrading to this build."
This "showstopper" bug/issue is still present for Dev 26200.5651, so NOT QUITE the June 2025 Snapshot for 26200 release but I think we are close to that release so should be within the next couple releases!
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twigboy
I've been using C++ to send an LVM_DELETEITEM message to the desktop listview window, but it seems to be ignoring the index I give it.
It always seems to delete the same icon (last index), regardless of whichever index I send as the WPARAM.
I've tried using both Listview_DeleteItem() and SendMessage(LVM_DELETEITEM).
It seems Microsoft has subclassed the listview and are handling the LVM_DELETEITEM message differently to previous versions of Windows.
The code has been tested and working fine with WinXP x86, Vista (x86 and x64).
Both Win7 x86 and x64 are showing this strange behaviour.
Does anyone know of another way I can get this to work?
Any suggestions are welcome!
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