On Wed, 2004-05-19 at 10:39, eric jackson wrote: > Yeah, I've tried that. Gramofile tries to save you the editing by > identifying seperate tunes from an lp that you've recorded as one big wav > file. I was wondering if there are other programs that work like Gramofile. > > Eric Jackson > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wavtoc interactively generate toc files for cdrdao from .wav files. It is a Perl script which plays a .wav audio file, letting the user interactively fast-forward or rewind, and mark the breaks between songs. When the user has marked the start of all the songs in the wav file, wavtoc writes out a table-of-contents, or "toc" file, which is used by the disc-at-once cd-writing program cdrdao. It was written to help with transferring live cassette recordings to CD. http://freshmeat.net/projects/wavtoc/ You can record the whole thing and run this script. I've found it by chance. HTH -- josenildo marques icq #289971493 homepage http://cyb.ezdir.net registered linux user #341648 ********* "A sociedade moderna burguesa nÃo aboliu os antagonismos de classe. Apenas estabeleceu novas classes, novas condiÃÃes de opressÃo, novas formas de luta em lugar das velhas." Karl Marx
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