Re: Re: Breaking wav's

Lars,

Is there an easy way to do this or must all of that typing be done
manually?  Is there not a simple and easy way of making an index in a
long wav file that does not create a gap?

Lisa

LarsS wrote:

>  David wrote:
> > Lisa wrote,
>
> > > ..... am uncertain how to
> > > correctly insert new index marks to create individual tracks.  I
> did
> > > go into "edit cue sheet" and manually type in "INDEX 02" and the
> > > correct times and "INDEX 03" and so on......
>
> > Innocent of experience with cue sheets, I still would guess that
> maybe you
> > should have inserted "TRACK 02" and then for each track started
> again with
> > INDEX 01 or INDEX 00 instead of adding more indices to track 1.
>
>
> quite right, here's an example of a cue-sheet from image ("one big
> wav"):
>
> PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
> TITLE "Burbank 68"
> FILE "ftd 1.wav" WAVE
>   TRACK 01 AUDIO
>     TITLE "Danny Boy (instr.)"
>     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>     INDEX 01 00:00:00
>   TRACK 02 AUDIO
>     TITLE "Baby What You Want Me To Do (instr.)"
>     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>     INDEX 01 01:35:32
>   TRACK 03 AUDIO
>     TITLE "Love Me"
>     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>     INDEX 01 04:58:00
> I
> I
> I
> I
>   TRACK 23 AUDIO
>     TITLE "Let Yourself Go (instr.)"
>     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>     INDEX 01 49:55:67
>
> /LarsS dk
>
>
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