[ale] Dealing with a very large MP3 or wav file

[Michael D. Hirsch]

On Tuesday 04 March 2003 01:24 pm, hbbs at attbi.com wrote:
> Gramofile is a console app that can cut up WAV files based on a track
> list. Runs on Win or Lin.

I checked out Gramofile last night and it did what I wanted.  It found most 
of the song breaks and split out separate tracks.  I then used bcast 2000 
to find the exact locations of the remaining some break.  (God, what an 
awful UI bcast has.  I think I should have been able to use it to break up 
the songs, too, but I could never figure it out.  I felt lucky to figure 
out how to find song breaks.)  Then back to Gramofile which will break 
tracks at an exact time that you type in.

It's been a while since I've used an ncurses application; it seems like 
everything these days is graphical.  Gramofile doesn't seem to have been 
changed in a couple of years, but it still performed admirably.  I briefly 
played with its song clean up capabilities, but came to no conclusion 
about them.

Michael

> - Jeff
>
> > I leant someone a cassette tape and he returned it with a 45 minute
> > MP3 file of the A side--the whole album.  Now I'd like to break it up
> > into individual songs.
> >
> > I have succeeded in outputting a 500MB wav file, but now I'm stuck. 
> > Have y'all dealt with this?  What are some good tools for cutting up
> > the wav file (or the mp3 file)?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Michael
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