Paul Rubin <http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Basically I want to write a program that takes an mp3 audio file and > finds the silent frames, with the idea of chopping the file into > segments at those points automatically, or compressing the silences > out of spoken audio to make it play faster without chipmunking up the > pitch, etc. Of course if you know of something that does this stuff > already, that can help too.
I should add: I prefer not to expand the entire file to WAV and crunch on that. This is partly because I want to look for silences in specific places in the mp3 without having to decode the whole file, partly because I still need to know where the original mp3 frames are in the file. For the actual files I want to crunch, I don't need to handle VBR, but it would be nice to support it just from the point of view of doing things right. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
