I found a program called wavsilence that automates the splitting.
I had more success with that than with gramofile.
In gramofile, the destination file is called processed.wav by default. If tracksplitting is on, It creates processed1.wav processed2.wav etc.
As i said, it does not work very well though.
Regards, Willem
On Fri, 24 Dec 2004, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
Has anybody found a good solution for splitting audio tracks, or has anybody found a way to navigate gramofile successfully?
Here are the options i know of:
1. Use soundgrab. This works but you have to jump around to find where tracks end--not automated.
2. Use gramofile to find tracks and then use those times in soundgrab--works a little better.
3. Use gramofile completely. seems like the most automated approach to me but I can't seem to do it. i can usually do the menu item for locating tracks successfully but get lost when I try to use the "processing the signal" option. I'll go all the way through thinking i have the "split into tracks" option checked and then suddenly find I'm being asked for a destination file. I think this can't be right as the track-splitting would result in several files. so around I go again. I also haven't really figured out how to choose the various filter options. I am using braille and can also use speech but while you can tell a lot by looking at the whole screen and especially the bottom, I still find it quite problematic. If anybody has figured this all out, I'd appreciate your input.
4. another option for track splitting? I don't know of one but would be interested if there's a program which can be followed better with braille and/or speech.
Thanks.
-- Cheryl
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