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Splitting a MP3 file ?

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    Mohammad Dayyan
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    Hello. I have a MP3 file. I wanna split it where the volume is silent. How can I do it ? Thanks in advance .

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      Hello. I have a MP3 file. I wanna split it where the volume is silent. How can I do it ? Thanks in advance .

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      I don't know if this article[^] uses zero crossing for determining the split location - but it shold get you started.

      Dave
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        Hello. I have a MP3 file. I wanna split it where the volume is silent. How can I do it ? Thanks in advance .

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        Guffa
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        An mp3 file is divided into blocks, so you would only be able to split the sound stream between blocks. Also, it would be very hard to analyse the sound while it's compressed. You have to decompress the file in order to easily analyse it and split it where you want. Then you can either save the parts as wave files or compress them into mp3 files.

        Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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          An mp3 file is divided into blocks, so you would only be able to split the sound stream between blocks. Also, it would be very hard to analyse the sound while it's compressed. You have to decompress the file in order to easily analyse it and split it where you want. Then you can either save the parts as wave files or compress them into mp3 files.

          Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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          Thanks Guffa. Do you have any references about it for further learning ?

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            Thanks Guffa. Do you have any references about it for further learning ?

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            www.google.com[^]


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