Concatenate Audio?

[cborn]

Is it possible to concatenate externally referenced audio files or audioClilps with Rev code?

[bn]

Hi Carly,

I did it a while ago with Trevor Devore's Quicktime External "enhancedQT", it worked well but some coding and getting the syntax right is involved.

you find the external here:

http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolution/

look for "Revolution Tools" -> external

basically what I did was to have two players, in player 1 I assembled a long audio sequence by copy/paste from player 2 which was loaded with the pertaining audio files by script. Than player 1 was exported as 1 file.

regards
Bernd

Edited to correct the link

[cborn]

Bernd,

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that you can download that external any longer. The page is there, but the links are dead.

[bn]

Hi Carly,

I did not try to download, you are right. Trevor migrated his stuff and there are more links that are broken. I will tell him.

regards
Bernd

[cborn]

Oh! I found a copy of the page where the links work!
http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolu ... rnals/eqt/

I'll give it a go! Thanks!

carly

[andyparng]

Hi Carly,

I did it a while ago with Trevor Devore's Quicktime External "enhancedQT", it worked well but some coding and getting the syntax right is involved.

basically what I did was to have two players, in player 1 I assembled a long audio sequence by copy/paste from player 2 which was loaded with the pertaining audio files by script. Than player 1 was exported as 1 file.

regards
Bernd

Edited to correct the link

Hi Bernd,

I have a similar audio editing need. Just wonder if you still have the stack that you can share with me. Many thanks!

Andy

[Simon]

Hi Andy,
I just tested the links and they all seem to be working.

Simon
Edit: Or were you asking for Bernd's stack?

[bn]

Hi Andy,

here is a small stack that lets you concatenate 2 audio files. It uses Trevor Devore's quicktime external. See the link. You will have to download and install the external.
The external is amazingly powerful. But you have to get used to the way it works. But there is extensive documentation for it.

The scripts of the stack are commented and some stuff is hardcoded since the stack is more a proof of concept.

See how far you get. Tested with LC 6.1.1 and works.

Kind regards

Bernd

[andyparng]

Thanks so much Bernd for your prompt reply. You are so helpful and wonderful.

Andy

[andyparng]

Thanks for Simon's prompt reply too. You are helping people everywhere in the forums.

Andy