On 2017-09-26 18:24, Glenn English wrote:
On Sat, Sep 23, 2017 at 12:33 PM, Jan Stary <hans@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sep 22 16:36:39, ghe2001@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Debian Jessie, Supermicro box, SoX 14.4.1, SoX noob.
The current version is 14.4.2
Not on Debian Jessie it's not.
I ask SoX to concatenate AIFFs, and Mac Air stops at the end of first
file.
I've written a Python script (first use of SoX)
If you are new to SoX, learn it by running SoX,
not by writing Python scripts.
In Python, you just create a list of the command and the options and
stuff, and it's passed to the kernel.
The point is, if you post here asking for help with sox, but muddy the
issue
by doing thing through pythin (or any other scripting language) no-one
trying
to help you can be CERTAIN that the problem doesn't lie with your
script.
If you issue the commands from a command prompt, anyone can exactly
replicate
what you are doing (at least if we also had the source) and can rule out
scripts etc as a possible cause.
What happens if you play the file with SoX's own play(1)?
What does 'play --ignore-length output.aiff' do?
What does soxi(1) say about the file?
Dunno.
Why not?
What "subprocess"?
See Python dox. It's a class/module Python uses to interact with the
kernel.
If you're asking for help here telling us to read documentation for your
scripting
language etc is not the way forward.
It'd be better if you spent time reading the sox documentation - so for
example you
would then know about soxi.
--
Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own
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