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Latest revision as of 13:35, 24 August 2022
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Split mp3 or other media files using time
To split mp3 file into parts use command or package mpgtx. Install mpgtx using yum. Then use following command to split mp3 file into parts using time:
mpgtx -s <input-file> "[<time-range>]" -b <output-base-name>
Example invocation is:
mpgtx -s 01.mp3 "[00:35-01:25]" -b 01-edit
For more information read 'man mpgtx'.
Ref: http://go2linux.garron.me/trim-cut-join-split-mp3-files-with-linux
Join mp3 or other media files
To join mp3 or other media files one can use mpgtx package and command. To join use:
mpgtx -j <input-files> ... -o <output-file>
Example invocation is:
mpgtx -j 01-edit.mp3 01-edit.mp3 -o saurabh.mp3
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