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Anonymous
>>67375 Well, insofar as I understand it (and I'm not saying I do, I'm barely passing my Computer Science classes as it is), .GIF files are not picky about any data in them beyond what is necessary to construct an image. Meanwhile, WinAMP will basically play any data it can recognize from a file.
In short, using the Command prompt or MS-DOS, going to the directory where you've stored a .gif and a .mp3, and typing the command
copy <name of your .gif including extension> /b + <name of your .mp3 including extension> /b <name of the finished .gif including extension> will concatenate all the data in the .mp3 to the .gif file and store it as a new .gif that Winamp can read the music data from.
Please feel free to correct me if I don't know what I really did. My GPA will thank you.
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