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From: Jan S. <ha...@st...> - 2010-07-22 06:41:47
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On Jul 22 02:33:01, William Kerber wrote: > Thanks Jan for the quick reply. > > I know i dont have 1.wav etc, I just copied and pasted the command on the site for all to see. > > sox -m /Users/william/file1.wav "|sox /Users/william/file2.wav -pad 3.306" "|sox /Users/william/file3.wav -p pad 7.204" /Users/william/123.wav > > is my actual command. and this is the output I get: > > sox FAIL formats: can't open input `-': can't find sox file format identifier > sox FAIL formats: can't open input pipe `|sox /Users/williamkerber/2.wav -pad 3.306': can't find sox file format identifier Read FAQ3, too. > sox -M file2.wav file3.wav file1.wav file1-file2-file3.wav delay 3.306 3.306 7.203 7.203 remix 1,3,5p0 2,4,6p0 trim 0 11.358 This command is perfectly OK. What exactly makes you think that file3 does NOT start at 07.203? (In fact, each of the individual files, and the mix, is so digustingly oversaturated radio that it's hard to hear _anything_ in the mix). |