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On 06/14 01:35, elu6-u259@××××××.com wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I want to split an audio file containing crow calls at points |
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> where no crow call is. The "silence" in between is not exactly |
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> "silence" but some low level noise. |
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> However, there is `mp3splt`, provided in the package |
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> `media-sound/mp3splt`. |
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> It's described in the question provided as a comment to your UNIX S.E.\ |
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> link. |
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> Jun 14, 2020, 04:43 by ash@××××××××××.uk: |
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> mp3splt primarily works with mp3s, but can also support ogg, which can be |
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> a |
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> container format for flac. I've never used it myself, but it looks |
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> promising, |
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> providing you are OK with placing your flacs inside an ogg. |
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> The package media-sound/mp3splt has use flag "flac". If set mp3splt can |
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> directly read and write flac files. |
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> I have used mp3splt to successfully split podcast files for burning to a CD. |
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> It has many options that allow tuning of the split points. I found it a pain |
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> to setup, but now that setup in complete it works reliably. |
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> Tom Naujokas (elu6-u259 at spamex.com) |
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Hi Tom, |
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thanks for the info! :) |
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In the meanwhile I have used Audacity...it has a "Sound finder" and |
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"Silence finder" tool under the "Analyse Tab", which has some very |
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handy parameters. |
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The result will be visualised before any split file is written and can |
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be manually corrected per segment and to each segment can be listened separately |
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beforhand. |
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Cheers! |
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Meino |
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