Re: [SOLVED] Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Curt wrote: > That's fine. Please send an exhaustive summary of your findings, as well > as a thorough enumeration of the steps you've taken to arrive at same, > to the Linux Debian User authorities in Washington within 10 days > maximum from the effective closing date of your case.  Failure to

Re: [SOLVED] Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On 2017-09-29, deloptes wrote: > > Yes thanks, indeed it is using the tag for the name, so in my case I would > write the tag before splitting and mp3splt will create the proper names. > > I consider this case as closed. That's fine. Please send an exhaustive summary of your

[SOLVED] Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Thomas Amm wrote: > You can generate somewhat better file names from the preferences or > -much better- you could use a tagging tool like exfalso or easytag to > create metadata and mp3splt will do the naming from these. There's also > an option to generate metadata (i.e. tags) from the filename

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On Tue, 26 Sep 2017 23:05:15 +0200 deloptes wrote: > Thomas Amm wrote: > > > Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. > > I installed now mp3splt-gtk > > It looks like it would do exactly what I need, but when I press the > play button, it says "gstreamer

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Thomas Amm wrote: > Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. I installed now mp3splt-gtk It looks like it would do exactly what I need, but when I press the play button, it says "gstreamer error: Internal data stream error" (22:26:24) Warning: No decoder available for type

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

didier gaumet wrote: > from the mp3split manpage: > [...] > " mp3splt -s f.mp3 or mp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 f.mp3 > > This is silence option. Mp3splt will try to automatically detect > splitpoints with silence detection and in the first case will split all > tracks found with default

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Le 25/09/2017 à 20:14, deloptes a écrit : > I'll try the GUI, though I prefer not installing packages just for > testing ... perhaps a VM will server. > > As for the mp3splt - as said before I use it, but I have to enter manually > the time point to plit, which I expect to be possible to do in a

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Thomas Amm wrote: > 1. Select region to be saved as a separate track > 2. Chose "export selected audio" from file menu > too much work for simple task ... I want to right click and say create split here. I can not export each single track from 10 mp3 files with 20 tracks each :( > You might

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

didier gaumet wrote: > found a similar question on the web: > https://askubuntu.com/questions/27574/how-can-i-split-a-mp3-file/27637 > > I have not experimented these solutions myself, but Audacity seems not > to be the best way. Mentionned here are mp3split (CLI and GUI) and > ffmpeg (CLI).

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On Mon, 25 Sep 2017 09:14:25 +0200 deloptes wrote: > jam...@touchtonecorp.com wrote: > > > Have you considered Audacity? I use the Mac version myself, and it's > > available for Linux and WinDoze as well. > > > Can you add some simple guide/howto setup split points and

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Curt wrote: > If you're referring to an external repository (Marillat's?) I do not; I > noted simply that mp3splt is not included in Debian Stretch's > repository for whatever reason. > > Reading the changelog it seems it was "orphaned" in February, removed > from Stretch, but has since been

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On Mon, 25 Sep 2017 07:00:15 + (UTC) Curt wrote: > On 2017-09-24, Thomas Amm wrote: > > > > Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. > > I was going to suggest 'mp3splt' myself. > > (Note the 'i' from split has split in the package

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On 2017-09-25, deloptes wrote: > Curt wrote: > >> On 2017-09-24, Thomas Amm wrote: >>> >>> Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. >> >> I was going to suggest 'mp3splt' myself. >> >> (Note the 'i' from split has split in the package

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Curt wrote: > On 2017-09-24, Thomas Amm wrote: >> >> Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. > > I was going to suggest 'mp3splt' myself. > > (Note the 'i' from split has split in the package name). > > It also appears that the package (both command line

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

jam...@touchtonecorp.com wrote: > Have you considered Audacity? I use the Mac version myself, and it's > available for Linux and WinDoze as well. Can you add some simple guide/howto setup split points and perform the split in Audacity. That would be great Last time I had a look at Audacity it

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

found a similar question on the web: https://askubuntu.com/questions/27574/how-can-i-split-a-mp3-file/27637 I have not experimented these solutions myself, but Audacity seems not to be the best way. Mentionned here are mp3split (CLI and GUI) and ffmpeg (CLI).

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Zenaan Harkness wrote: > +1 for Audacity. > > BTW, please post your solution when you solve it - especially command > line apps and options. In this specific case I will not have a script solution. I expect the application to be able to do this. I don't have Audacity installed and I wanted to

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On 2017-09-24, Thomas Amm wrote: > > Have you tried mp3split-gtk? Should do exactly that. I was going to suggest 'mp3splt' myself. (Note the 'i' from split has split in the package name). It also appears that the package (both command line and gtk gui) is missing from

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On Sat, 23 Sep 2017 23:26:40 +0200 deloptes wrote: > Hi all, > I know this topic was discussed quite a few times. > > Now I was thinking that someone of you could know how to solve > following problem. > > I have some remixes (no silence between tracks). How can I split

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

On Sat, Sep 23, 2017 at 11:26:40PM +0200, deloptes wrote: > Hi all, > I know this topic was discussed quite a few times. > > Now I was thinking that someone of you could know how to solve following > problem. > > I have some remixes (no silence between tracks). How can I split those > easily? >

Re: Splitting MP3 files (again)

Have you considered Audacity? I use the Mac version myself, and it's available for Linux and WinDoze as well. -- JHHL

Splitting MP3 files (again)

Hi all, I know this topic was discussed quite a few times. Now I was thinking that someone of you could know how to solve following problem. I have some remixes (no silence between tracks). How can I split those easily? I need a tool, where I can mark the place in the mp3 file for splitting