jagdriver
11th May 2007, 05:56
I'm interested in your software because I have many large WAV files I want to split.
It happens that each WAV has a corresponding TXT file containing individual segment times, like this:
454 MAF - Intro
547 MAF - Discussion I
345 MAF - Discussion II
559 MAF - Conclusion
where 454 is 4 minutes, 54 seconds running time, and so forth.
Would it be possible for your software to read the first TXT line entry, pick off the time (454), then set a slice point in the WAV at exactly that time? Then read the next TXT line entry, pick off its time (547), then set a second slice point at exactly that time, and so on, until the entire WAV has its slice points set?
Then, if the user (me) is satisfied, have the WAV automatically sliced, with each segment being named according to the corresponding TXT line entries, i.e., MAF - Intro.WAV, MAF - Discussion I, MAF - Discussion II, MAF - Conclusion?
It happens that each WAV has a corresponding TXT file containing individual segment times, like this:
454 MAF - Intro
547 MAF - Discussion I
345 MAF - Discussion II
559 MAF - Conclusion
where 454 is 4 minutes, 54 seconds running time, and so forth.
Would it be possible for your software to read the first TXT line entry, pick off the time (454), then set a slice point in the WAV at exactly that time? Then read the next TXT line entry, pick off its time (547), then set a second slice point at exactly that time, and so on, until the entire WAV has its slice points set?
Then, if the user (me) is satisfied, have the WAV automatically sliced, with each segment being named according to the corresponding TXT line entries, i.e., MAF - Intro.WAV, MAF - Discussion I, MAF - Discussion II, MAF - Conclusion?