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Dear list,
We are looking for a way to split very long MP3 recordings (several
hours up to several days!) into smaller parts and/or convert them to
wav-format. We have tried various MP3-to-wav converters, but they all
hang themselves on these long recordings. The way we solve the problem
now is to use one PC as MP3 player, and take the sound output of that as
input for a second PC, which then makes shorter recordings in
wav-format. It works, but the solution is far from ideal.
Is there anyone who has any experience with this or suggestions?
All the best,
Peter van Hengel
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dr. ir. Peter van Hengel
Fraunhofer Institut Digitale Medientechnologie (IDMT)
Project Group Hearing, Speech and Audio Technology
Haus de Hörens - Marie-Curie-Strasse 2 - 26129 Oldenburg - Germany
T: +49 (0) 441 2172 436
F: +49 (0) 441 2172 450
E: peter.vanhengel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
W: www.idmt.fraunhofer.de