There are two ways to split an MP3: Decoding into a wave, splitting, and re-encoding. This is the method Audacity uses and results in lost audio quality. Splitting the MP3 directly. You have a lower resolution for where to split, but the result is no loss in audio quality. I've used MP3DirectCut with relatively good success.

2012年4月6日 · However there's a penalty: a split-second of audio around the split points often becomes unplayable, sometimes resulting in a skip or click if the audio there isn't silent. This is due to complications related to various features and side-effects of MP3 encoding and decoding (the bit reservoir, encoder delay, padding, and decoder delay).

2015年8月28日 · So, I have hundreds of .mp3 files in a folder. Almost each of them has a period of silence before you can hear a sound. And the periods are of the different size. The same is with the end of the f...

Is there an easy way to split mp3 files? I want to listen to audiobooks/podcasts on my MP3 player, but my crap MP3 has no ability to fast forward through a soundtrack or to skip to a random section. When I listen to them I often have to listen to the …

2018年3月18日 · ffmpeg.exe -y -i OriginalFile%%i.mp3 -ss 00:03.81 -to 00:08.83 -acodec copy "temp1.mp3" -ss 00:13.95 -acodec copy "temp2.mp3" ffmpeg.exe -y -safe 0 -f concat -i temps.txt -c copy NewFile%%i.mp3 The first operation grabs the two desired segments and copies them to temp1.mp3 and temp2.mp3 (I kept reusing those same two filenames). ffmpeg allows ...

I have got an mp3 file, let's say it is 25 minutes long. I understand that any software is capable of extracting the first 20 minutes of the file as a new MP3 file. However, I would like to find a solution that would do this "loss-lessly", i.e., keep the original MP3 blocks and just use the first 4/5 of the blocks and modify the header accordingly.

2016年2月27日 · Tested, command dfkt said works perfect: mp4box -split 59 infile.m4a. In my case, i wanted to split in m4a <1min, for easy google speech-to-text use. Audacity can work ok, but in my case i always prefer work with commands than with graphical UI. Best solution so for mp4box. I'm not giving new info, the credit is for dfkt (thanks man).

On Linux, you could use mac to dump the .ape into .wav, then bchunk to split the big .wav file into tracks using information from the .cue file. .wav to .mp3 can be done with lame / ffmpeg . I'm pretty sure there must be shellscripts that automate the whole process (including the population of ID3 tags), but finding them is a trivial google ...

I have a long mp3 containing multiple songs (mixed together; there ISN'T any space between individual songs, they just "blend" together when one ends and the second starts). Is there some software that I can use that would automatically split this mp3 into multiple mp3s, one per file?

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