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Single Audio File Into Multiple Audio Files
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Mac Enthusiast
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Hello,
I have two 1 hour 20 minute audio files I'd like to break up into 12 tracks respectively. Does anyone know of any freeware that does this?
Thanks!
Norm
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Audacity should do the trick.
Steve
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You can also use iTunes, if you don't mind transcoding:
- Get info on the audio file
- under "options" set start and end points to the beginning and end of the track you're going to extract
- "Advanced" menu --> Convert selection to whateveryourimportsettingsare
- repeat for each of the twelve tracks.
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Quicktime Player also does a fine job.
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Quicktime and Audacity both allow me to do that, except that it becomes a tedious process when you want to split it into 120 tracks. Is there any software that will automatically split the tracks for let's say every 7 minutes?
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That's a really specific feature that I doubt any software has. You could probably write an Applescript to direct QT to do this.
Steve
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