Re: [ARSCLIST] CD track marking UPDATE

[Rod Stephens <savecal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In response to Andy Kolovos's quiry, I use and enjoy CoolEdit, also, but
I found some shareware that does the splitting of 16 bit wav files prior
to burning that has been written specifically for the job. It will "auto
split" or do the splitting at pre-selected intervals. Here is the Web site:

http://www.cdwave.com

All the Best,

Rod Stephens, Family Theater Productions

andy kolovos wrote:

> Folks,
>
> First I'd like to thank all the kind souls who responded to my initial
> query regarding my failed efforts to automate at least some of the process
> of marking tracks set at 5 minute intervals on ethnographic/oral history CD
> listening copies.
>
> Second, on the off chance that some people out there might be interested,
> here's where things stand now. After a growing frustration that bordered on
> rage I discovered, quite by accident, that such a task actually CAN be
> partially automated in CoolEdit 2000--no matter what Syntrillium's support
> people told me.  One still needs to set the cue marks manually, but since
> all this involves is positioning the cursor and hitting F8, that's not a
> big deal at all. It turns out that there is a "batch" function on the "view
> cue list" window that will allow one to automatically save all the cue
> ranges as individual files no muss, no fuss.  From there it's into Nero and
> onto disk.  The joy I felt is difficult to articulate, and thus far it
> works like a dream.
>
> So CoolEdit 2000 has redeemed itself in my eyes.  One more reason why I
> love this $69.00 program for the kind of work I do.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> andy
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