And in case that wasn't clear enough (I'm sure it wasn't), here is what my issue is: I'm digitizing cassette tapes that are on their last legs, to be burned to CD later, but I'm turning them into MP3's first (since they're audiobooks, I don't give two shits about fidelity). When all is said and done, I have enormous, thirty to forty minute long MP3's, but that's not at all convenient if I want to be able to mouse through different sections of the books without skipping whole swaths of content.
So basically I'm looking around to see if there's a way to automate the process of hacking each file into pieces to generate tracks, because I don't want to go through these things one at a time and manually find places to cut the tracks into bite size segments. Anyone know of anything?
Automatic audio-track splitter
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Automatic audio-track splitter
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