Although it looks like the rdmarkerset would be the slickest way to do
this, we had a similar problem with our news and solved it before
rdmarkerset was around (or at least before I knew about it). So I have
been using mp3split for this for a few years now. The good thing about
mp3split is that you can have it look for a silence point within a
specified window, then even tell it where to make the cut in that
silence region. It comes in handy for us because our news provider is
very sloppy about this edit point, I think we might be their only
subscriber attempting this edit.
In our case I have this all written to a shell script that eventually
imports it using rdimport command line that is called from "cron".
Unfortunately I have a few other downloaded programs that also don't
play nice with automated downloads listed in our cron table as well (at
least I eventually got one of those providers to change there ways after
they had other clients complain at which time they became interested in
my proposal for how they could fix it), like having files referenced by
"volume" and "issue" numbers instead of embedded dates in the names, or
having a non-standard authentication procedure.
On 4/15/2015 2:43 AM, rivendell-dev-requ...@lists.rivendellaudio.org wrote:
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Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2015 20:43:15 +1200
From: Geoff Barkman<countryra...@gmail.com>
To: Admin<ad...@linspireos.co.uk>
Cc:rivendell-dev@lists.rivendellaudio.org
Subject: Re: [RDD] NPR news auto FTP limit to 3 min ONLY
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I just did a test on mp3split
# mp3split -t 3.00 filename.mp3
and it makes a new shorter piece of audio 3 minutes long.
There are other ways you can split it if it detects silence at a point
in the audio.
Many thanks
Geoff
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