+++ Linux Lingam [2010-08-30 03:40:57]: > dear all, > > bewildered no software exists to do this, > and thankful if you point me to one: > > 1. take several mp3 files. > 2. create a playlist that sequences audio-clips from within these mp3-files. > > all existing music-player software create playlists of full audio-tracks. > i wish to play, for example: > > [time in hh:mm:ss] > > 1. audiotrack9.mp3 00:54:35 - 00:59:59 > 2. audiotrack7.mp3 01:04:32 - 01:46:32 > 3. audiotrack9.mp3 00:35:20 - 00:45:32 > . . .
Mplayer can do this on a per track basis .. so you'll need to write a script
to play multiple tracks and there'll be a slight delay while the new instance
starts up. (Not sure if it can be achieved by passing commands to the
controlling socket.)
Eg. mplayer -ss 4 -endpos 6 11\ -\ Yesterday.flac
plays just "Yesterday.. All my troubles seemed so far away."
ss = start position
endpos = duration to play ( NOT stop at X position)
man mplayer for more details.
Kingsly
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