![]() I replaced the included ffmpeg.exe/ffprobe.exe with the latest release versions from the Zeranoe site and tested the output cut with opusinfo.exe, all seems "as advertised." Note that GUI interface does not show waveform, you advance through the audio itself by playing it from a simple play/pause control or with a rather rough seek bar but times are shown to the millisecond. Quote from: sveakul on 22:33:36 Shinsekai-thank you for the heads up on this! I have tried LosslessCut today and can verify that it will read and cut Opus audio files. The cuesheet is like the one proposed by, AFAIR, CDRWIN. ![]() Print "Exception occured running main():" Return (options.filename, options.split_size) ![]() If options.filename and (options.split_size != None): Help = "split or chunk size in seconds, for example 10 if 0 is given, -f refers to a cuefile", Help = "file to split, for example sample.avi", "'" #Omit -t when last piece will be created Split_str = " -ss "+str(split_start)+((" -t "+str(split_end - split_start)) if split_end != -1 else "") + \ Split_cmd = splitbin + " -i '"+filename+"' -codec copy " # Enable audio, too Print "There aren't at least two indices in cuefile." Output = subprocess.Popen(split_cmd+split_str, shell = True, stdout = Print "About to run: "+split_cmd+split_str Split_str += " -ss "+str(split_start)+" -t "+str(split_length) + \ Split_cmd = splitbin + " -i '"+filename+"' -vcodec copy " Print "Video length is less then the target split length." Split_count = int(math.ceil(video_length/float(split_length))) Print "Video length in seconds: "+str(video_length) (filename, split_length) = parse_options() Re_cue_title = re.compile(cue_title_regexp, re.MULTILINE) Re_cue_index = re.compile(cue_index_regexp) Re_cue_reffile = re.compile(cue_reffile_regexp) Parts with given length or in induvidual sized parts as stated by a cuesheet.""" """Script in order to split a media file in smaller parts. tbh I'm surprised it even complies with HA's ToS I would suggest that ToS11 be expanded to include offensive usernames. It does appear to allow splitting/cutting (at least for videos, and one would assume audio to).ītw the username "niga_in_da_block" is a terrible handle and I would say offensive to many. If I used ffmpeg everyday I'd seriously consider it. myFFmpeg - this is not free (free trail available), but if you were willing to spend a little money on it I dare say it's a winner and would do all you need. And keeping on topic, it doesn't appear to allow splitting/cutting unless you use the custom command option.Ģ. but then that negates niga_in_da_block's desire for exclusive GUI functionality. Avanti GUI - free and allows custom commands to be entered that would in theory allow full use of ffmpeg. But then I decided to have a play with it and rather enjoyed figuring out the various commands and if I could then create script files to make it easier for me.Īnyway, I found these two (NOT tested by me at all:ġ. I never even thought to look for a GUI when I started out using ffmpeg ~2 years ago. and I'm certainly no techie/coding "guru". bat afterwards.sadly, you're probably correct. Oh, maybe Windows will even need you to manually rename it to. Quote from: Porcus on 09:26:29 I think most users even need to get explained the "copy this into notepad, save it as opuscutter.bat and then doubleclick it" thing. :: pause can be used to view the extraction details Ensure you are running an up to date ffmpeg versionįOR %%f IN ("*.opus") DO %vffmpeg% -i "%%f" -ss %vStart% -to %vEnd% -map 0:a -c copy "split-opus\%%~nf.opus" :: Please note: -hide_banner will suppress printing the banner info. ![]() :: call ffmpeg to split/crop (copy) out the audio using -ss (start time) & -to (end time) (-t ) :: set this variable to Start Time minus 1 second for the fastest seek timeĮCHO ffmpeg will now split the file starting at %vStart% seconds and ending at %vEnd% seconds. :: convert Start & End input time to seconds :: Ask for the user to enter the Start & End times in hours, minutes, secondsĮcho ** Enter Start Time of where to begin split in hh mm ss.mmm format when prompted **Įcho ** Enter End Time of where to end split in hh mm ss.mmm format when prompted ** SET vffmpeg="C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" :: set location of ffmpeg ** CHANGE ME ** :: set name of the parent directory where this script resides :: set name of this script without file extension SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION :: Purpose: Configures ffmpeg to losslessly split/crop an opus file
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