Dear monks,

I have a lot of mp3 files like bere.mp3 with the corresponding text file like bere.txt.

My goal is it to split the mp3 file at silence. If this is done correctly then each line of the text file should have its own mp3 file. In my example there should be 7 mp3 files as result.

I found the module Audio::FindChunks. According to its description it is exactly what I need.

I read the document of this module but I did not understand exactly each parameter. So I had to play try and error.

I took the split_file function of this module and played around with the following parameters.

# Splitting into runs of signal/noise
max_tracks, min_signal_sec, min_silence_sec, ignore_signal_sec, min_si
+lence_chunks_merge

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But I did not get the correct result. Sometimes no split was happening. Sometimes the file was only splitted into 2 or 3 mp3 files. But I never did it to split it into 7 mp3 files.

Thank you for your help.

Greetings,

Dirk

In reply to Split MP3 file at silence by Dirk80

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