yacoll wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I'm looking for a MP3 editing tool for Mandriva. I have several
> conversations in MP3 files and I'd like to be able to:
>
> 1. split this dialogs into separate sentences (in other words: split mp3
> file into parts by inserting "split points" while listening)
> 2. Insert silent pauses between sentences. Each pause should have the
> same length as preceding sentence (to give future listener a chance to
> repeat the sentence).
>
> Could you recommend something?

mp3splt...:
http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php

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Dave schreef:
> yacoll wrote:
>
>> Hello!
>>
>> I'm looking for a MP3 editing tool for Mandriva.
>> Could you recommend something?
>
> mp3splt...:
> http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php
>
Audacity

Peter

Peter Vollebregt napisa?(a):
> Dave schreef:
>> mp3splt...:
>>
> Audacity

Hello!

Thanks for your responses, but:

1. I've tested mp3split (Windows clone) and it doesn't seem to be
working... Maybe I've been using it improperly but I couldn't insert
splint points. It can't be used to insert such pauses I want (pause
lenght shuld be as big as a previous sentence, so it should be
calculated on previous mp3 file length basis).

2. Audacity doesn't support inserting split poins while listening (I've
looked at every menu options and haven't find such).

So... additional suggestions would be appreciated ;-)

Greetings.

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yacoll writes:

> Peter Vollebregt napisa?(a):
>> Dave schreef:
>>> mp3splt...:
>>>
>> Audacity
>
> Hello!
>
> Thanks for your responses, but:
>
> 1. I've tested mp3split (Windows clone) and it doesn't seem to be
> working... Maybe I've been using it improperly but I couldn't insert
> splint points. It can't be used to insert such pauses I want (pause
> lenght shuld be as big as a previous sentence, so it should be
> calculated on previous mp3 file length basis).
>
> 2. Audacity doesn't support inserting split poins while listening
> (I've looked at every menu options and haven't find such).
>
> So... additional suggestions would be appreciated ;-)

In Audacity you split the tracks
then pick export multiple.

I'm not sure what you mean by as you are listening but
if you hit pause you can select from the cursor to the
end of the track then select split.

On 2007-05-02, yacoll wrote:
> Peter Vollebregt napisa?(a):
>> Dave schreef:
>>> mp3splt...:
>>>
>> Audacity
>
> Hello!
>
> Thanks for your responses, but:
>
> 1. I've tested mp3split (Windows clone) and it doesn't seem to be
> working... Maybe I've been using it improperly but I couldn't insert
> splint points. It can't be used to insert such pauses I want (pause
> lenght shuld be as big as a previous sentence, so it should be
> calculated on previous mp3 file length basis).
>
> 2. Audacity doesn't support inserting split poins while listening (I've
> looked at every menu options and haven't find such).
>
> So... additional suggestions would be appreciated ;-)

This script doesn't insert split points; instead it builds a list,
then extracts from each point to the next.

It requires xmms, xmmsctrl and ecasound.

There may be a better way of calling ecasound (e.g., a single
call); I haven't played with it before.

It needs tweeking, but it's a start.

trap 'stty sane' EXIT

xmms "$@"
NL='
'
list=
stty -icanon time 1 min 0
echo "Press ENTER at each split point"
while :
do
eval "$( xmmsctrl print "file=\"%F\" title=\"\" spot=\"%s\"" )"
[ "$file" != "$filename" ] && echo
filename=$file
printf " %s: %s\e[K\r" "${file##*/}" "$spot"
r=$( dd bs=1 count=1 2>/dev/null; echo . )
r=${r%.}
case $r in
"$NL") list="$list $spot" ;;
q) break ;;
esac
done
list="$list $spot"
stty sane
printf "\n%s\n" "$list"
file=$1

suffix=wav ## ${file##*.}
fname=${file%.*}
n=0
set -x
for t in $list
do
nspot=$(( $n + $t ))
time=$(( $t - $n ))
xfile=${file%.*}_$n-$t.$suffix
echo "$xfile"
ecasound -gc:$n,$time -i "$file" -o "$xfile"
n=$t
done


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Dan Espen napisał(a):
>
> In Audacity you split the tracks
> then pick export multiple.
>

Ok, Men, I've done the trick with Audacity (spliting, generating
silence) and Mp3Wrap (joining all together).

Thank you for your help!

Best regards.

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yacoll writes:

> Dan Espen napisaÅ.(a):
>> In Audacity you split the tracks
>> then pick export multiple.
>
> Ok, Men, I've done the trick with Audacity (spliting, generating
> silence) and Mp3Wrap (joining all together).
>
> Thank you for your help!

Glad to hear it.

The CVS version from about a year ago has a macro facility.
If you need to do complex sequences of operations
it works pretty well. It was a challenge to compile
but might be available in precompiled form now.