Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one. TIA Dale
On 3 Nov 2002, Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one.
TIA Dale
I only asked basicly the same questio 2-3 weeks ago as I want to convert my LP's to CD's. The answer I received was "use Gramofile", which I did and that is probably what you want, too. Comes with Suse 8.1, maybe with previous versions, too. --Jyry C:-( C:-/ C========8-O C8-/ C:-( P.S. Thanks for all who answered my question- i deleted them fist by accident...
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one. Looking at freshmeat, I came up with: http://freshmeat.net/projects/tape2mp3/?topic_id=123 About: tape2mp3 is a collection of programs which together can help in the
On Sunday 03 November 2002 3:30 pm, Dale wrote: process of converting tapes to mp3s. After recording your wav files from tapes, tape2mp3 will scan for track boundaries and split the giant wav file into smaller ones based on periods of silence in the file. ; There are others too :o) This seemed to fit your needs. Are you running konqueror[KDE] ? If so, type "fm:tape2mp3" and it will find that project for you :o) Freshmeat is your friend :o) Hope this helps! Jon Jeffels
Hi There is a program for that in http://freshmeat.net, but I don't remember the name now.. Have a look, I believe it is what You need. Jaska. On Sunday 03 November 2002 17:30, Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one.
TIA Dale
On Sunday 03 November 2002 3:30 pm, Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one.
TIA Dale I use gramofile from the SuSE CD's to do the same thing and it works fine for me.
Eddie
Eddie wrote:
On Sunday 03 November 2002 3:30 pm, Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one.
TIA Dale I use gramofile from the SuSE CD's to do the same thing and it works fine for me.
Eddie
As a sort of new to Linux audio file creator and following this thread I downloaded gramofile-1.6P. It compiles correctly but there is a sub-directory known as perl-swig. CD to perl-swig and run "make" I get an error. swig -perl -module Gramofile -package Gramofile Gramofile.i *** -package is no longer supported *** use the directive 'Successodule A::B::C' in your interface file instead *** see the Perl section in the manual for details. make: *** [Gramofile_wrap.c] Error 1 This appears to be a perl version problem. Is perl-swig even needed? (SuSE 8.0 with many upgrades) - 73 de Donn Washburn __ " http://www.hal-pc.org/~dwash " Ham Callsign N5XWB / / __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 307 Savoy St. / /__ / / / \/ / / /_/ / \ \/ / Sugar Land, TX 77478 /_____/ /_/ /_/\__/ /_____/ /_/\_\ LL# 1.281.242.3256 a MSDOS Virus "Free Zone" OS Email: n5xwb@arrl.net Info: http://www.austinlug.org
On Mon, 04 Nov 2002 08:48:09 -0600
Donn aka N5XWB
As a sort of new to Linux audio file creator and following this thread I downloaded gramofile-1.6P. It compiles correctly but there is a sub-directory known as perl-swig. CD to perl-swig and run "make" I get an error.
swig -perl -module Gramofile -package Gramofile Gramofile.i *** -package is no longer supported *** use the directive 'Successodule A::B::C' in your interface file instead *** see the Perl section in the manual for details. make: *** [Gramofile_wrap.c] Error 1
This appears to be a perl version problem. Is perl-swig even needed?
I'm not familiar with gramophile, so I'm just guessing, but I would say no. Perl-swig is a way of letting perl call the sub-routines in the gramophile c libraries. So you shouldn't need the perl-swig interface unless you are trying to run gramophile from a perl script, or if some other utility, which comes in the gramophile package, uses such a perl script to run. You could have just downloaded the 1.6 package instead of the 1.6P If you want the perl interface, make sure you have swig installed, it should work. -- use Perl; #powerful programmable prestidigitation
Thanks to all of you for answering my question, I am using gramofile, and have alot of work ahead of me. Between my wife's old collection of tapes as well as my own, I have over 1,500 to work on. Thanks again to all. SuSE Rocks On Sun, 2002-11-03 at 10:30, Dale wrote:
Does anyone know of a GUI program that will allow me to convert my old cassette tapes from the 80's into .mp3 or .wav (I can encode the wavs later.) I would like it to be able to recognize when a new track has begun, so that I may have individual files and not just one huge one.
TIA Dale
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