David Liontooth wrote:
Cyrus A wrote:
Unfortunately, this didn't work for me. Soundmerge simply says "There
is no dropped sound" for both test files, one of which is silent, and
the other is not.
Which version of sox are you using? Note you need a version before
13.0.0.
Sorry, soundmerge doesn't use sox -- it does need the latest cutmp3,
however -- version 1.9.2. The versions before this don't have the
feature the script needs.
The script also assumes ~/.cutmp3rc has "leng=10000" to set minimum
silence to ten seconds.
I get this result:
$ soundmerge *
Moving the files to a working directory, /tmp/cyrus/z
Searching for dropped audio on Monday June 11, 2007 at 08:24:45 PM --
this can take several minutes
soundtest2.mp3
There is no dropped sound
soundtest.mp3
Found dropped audio in this interval:
23:59:55 - 00:00:29 (34 seconds)
It looks like there's no need to merge audio from these files!
Since one file is good, soundmerge concludes there's no need to merge,
but it does find the silence in one of them. The odd timestamp
23:59:55 happens because soundmerge gives a code five seconds before
the drop.
Dave
