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CD-DA versus CD-R
It seems to me that CD-DA is the preferred storage medium - it offers more
chance of playability in the future.
What is the best way to chop up the large sound file obtained from the
analogue/digital transfer, into smaller files needed to make tracks on the
CD-DA.
I use the 'autiregion' function of Sonic Foundry Sound Forge. However, as
far as I can see [and I may be wrong on this] it doesn't work! The regions
created, by recognising the large gaps of silence on our tapes, are very
'eccentric' - and I have tried all the possible configurations.
What software is recommended for the purpose I ahve in mind? To do it
manually takes about 10-20 minutes per reel of tape - and we have over 10
000 items in our library!
jp
Jean-Pierre Fouche
Librarian
ILAM
(International Library of African Music )
Tel: 27-46-6038557
Fax: 27-46-6224411
Email: J.Fouche@xxxxxxxx