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jagdriver · 23rd May 2007, 23:27

Consider the following:

D:\Utilities\BeSplit\BESPLIT.EXE -core( -input "D:\Music\N-R\Frank Zappa\Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar\S_- 00.wav" -prefix "D:\Music\N-R\Frank Zappa\Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar\N" -type wav -r ) -split( 0 156 170 338 360 335 282 473 )

BeSplit can't handle the long input path and freaks out. But when I shorten "Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar" to "Shut Up 'N Play," BeSplit works fine. I'm not wanting to move the entire N-R\ folder structure up a level, thereby eliminating six characters comprising the Music\ parent folder, nor am I keen on renaming eacha nd every long path...this is supposed to be *automated*. What's the solution?

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jagdriver Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 12	BeSplit path length problem Consider the following: D:\Utilities\BeSplit\BESPLIT.EXE -core( -input "D:\Music\N-R\Frank Zappa\Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar\S_- 00.wav" -prefix "D:\Music\N-R\Frank Zappa\Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar\N" -type wav -r ) -split( 0 156 170 338 360 335 282 473 ) BeSplit can't handle the long input path and freaks out. But when I shorten "Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar" to "Shut Up 'N Play," BeSplit works fine. I'm not wanting to move the entire N-R\ folder structure up a level, thereby eliminating six characters comprising the Music\ parent folder, nor am I keen on renaming eacha nd every long path...this is supposed to be automated. What's the solution?