Katherine Moss wrote:
I'll say that is a very hard thing to do in goldWave, but it is possible it
you read up on it and figure it out that way.
It is not hard, just open the file in goldwave, start playing, pause where you want to happen the first split,
then press ctrl+Q, and start playing, pause again, and drop as many cues
as you like this way, after you cued the entire file, from the edit
menu, cue sub menu, select split file, there, select the folder you want
the files in, then for the naming thing, see what you like, and in a box
just before the first number, type 2 number signs, and then in the box
for number, type 01 if you want your files as 01, 02 etc for numbering
this way with the bas file name.
Thank you.
Jitendra.
-----Original Message-----
From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of G. McFarlane
Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2009 11:25 PM
To: PC-Audio
Subject: Splitting mp3 files
Hi
I'm looking for advice either on using Windows Media Player 11 or on how to
split MP3 files quickly and easily.
Recently I downloaded a 10 hour mp3 book. I can speed it up in Windows Media
Player but on using the Seek option or Fast Forward one I keep getting stuck
on the increments Media player allows. I cannot seem just to fast forward to
the place I stopped so I can restart.
If I were to cut up the file, say in Gold Wave, is there an easy way of
specifying the sections to break it into, then saving each into more
manageable files for playback in WMP at the fast speed?
Gordon McFarlane
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