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Hidden Linux : Doing the splits

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 2 comments
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I've recently been converting a bunch of old spoken-word cassette tapes to digital format. The Audacity audio editor (also available for Windows and Mac users) is the ideal tool. It's built-in effects -- which include normalising and noise removal -- make it even more useful, and it can save files in a variety of formats including WAV, AIFF, FLAC, OGG and MP3. But there's one trick it can't handle...

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Comments (2)

nikkels ·
>>>>But there's one trick it can't handle...

Audacity is capable of splitting in more than one way. Author should look properly before commenting
dinotrac ·
That was my reaction, too, but...

You've got to admit that mp3split sounds like a neat little tool. I'd never heard of it before.

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