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I'm looking for the simplest way to cut music in Linux (Fedora 25).
It would be excellent if there's a command line option for doing something like:
cut OriginalSong.FLAC -start 4m30s -end 5m15s > CutSong.FLAC
And then convert it to MP3 if possible with something like
convert CutSong.FLAC > NewSong.MP3
to upload on the web.
Any suggestion is appreciated, it is intended to be simple and command line if possible.
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man flacsplt
. If it involves conversion anyway ,ffmpeg
to do it in one step. – dirkt – 2016-11-04T16:47:27.910No such command in Fedora :( – None – 2016-11-04T17:01:47.650
Did you check to see if there is any packages in the repository for that tool, or flac tools? If not, then do a bit of googling, download the source, and build it yourself? – Zoredache – 2016-11-04T17:08:27.620
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Package
– dirkt – 2016-11-04T17:09:14.140mp3splt
in Debian, homepage. Or just useffmpeg
, I'm sure that's available in Fedora.Yeah what's the point of asking a question anyways when there's Google :) – None – 2016-11-04T17:09:33.603
@dirkt found it, just the name is different, plus it has GUI version on GTK – None – 2016-11-04T17:10:42.927
Please answer your own question with the correct package names for Fedora, so it gets documented and other people can look it up. – dirkt – 2016-11-05T06:06:17.737
Best is to have the cue and use cuebreakpoints + shnsplit . cuetools and shntool are on Fedora – Denis Chenu – 2017-11-29T18:53:19.563