|--==> moebius writes:
m> Bonjour,
m> Thank you for your answer ; it's a fact that I have just found almost
m> exactly what I need, with a program called wavbreaker. Just need a
m> little bit more flexibility, but I'm going to write to the author for
m> thanks and suggestions.
m> cordialement,
Wow, it really seems a useful tool, but no Debian package is available
yet.. I think I'll do it my self :)
Cheers,
Free
m> Alejandro Lopez a écrit :
>>Hi,
>>
>>Sorry for the delay in answering this. I'm not sure but I think you have
>>received little or no responses to your problem? I'm very unexperienced
>>and can't help very much to be honest, but I'll add my twopence in the
>>hope that in helps more than nothing?
>>
>>I have not used audacity (yet!) but all good wave editors I've seen can
>>cut and paste sections, so accurately splitting a file should be easy,
>>especially since you don't need to find a point of zero signal. The only
>>thing is you need to use cdrdao (or a GUI to it) instead of cdrecord.
>>Basically you will provide CDRDAO with an ordered list of wave files and
>>it will create a skip-less audio CD for you.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>Alex
>>
>>
>>>From: moebius <moebius1@xxxxxxx>
>>>Reply-To: AGNULA user forum <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>>To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>Subject: [a-users] how to split an audio (.wav) file
>>>Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2004 14:48:36 +0100
>>>
>>>Bonjour,
>>>
>>>I've tried audacity, but it doesn't respond exactly at what I want :
>>>
>>>In fact, I need to split audio tracks (in fact one track of a cd) in
>>>order to several tracks to burn to a cd ; in this way, I could jump to
>>>some points of the original track just typing a number on the remote
>>>control of the cd player ; it's needed for educational purpose (I'm a
>>>music teacher)
>>>
>>>I could use subchannels, but these things to be no more used and my
>>>new cd player doesn't regognize them : subchannel is a dead feature,
>>>it seems.
>>>
>>>So I need to split an audio track to burn a cd (the single audio track
>>>is changed to a certain number of track that I can reach immediatly
>>>with the remote control but that can be played as the original,
>>>without any "crack" or noise between them.
>>>
>>>Is a program that's convenient to do such a thing ?
>>>
>>>cordialement,
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