Hi all,
I am a recent BYU alumni and now that I’m done with school I’ve decided to
spend a little bit of time getting into Linux. Now that I’ve installed Ubuntu,
I’m wondering why I didn’t do it sooner.
I can use command lines for the most basic of tasks (copying or moving files),
but that’s about it. There is a program that I want to use, but I’m struggling
to get it to work. The program is called quelcom (available on debian) and can
be used to split or joint mp3s together. When I type quelcom it displays a
list of commands. The one I am interested in is qmp3join. The display shows
qmp3join […]
What do I actually type to join two mp3 files together? For future reference,
does anybody have an idea where I can go to learn this type of info myself?
Thanks,
Travis
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