Re: [SoX-users] Issues with sox -m (Possible bug)

[William K. <wi...@fu...>]

This is very important to me if there is anyone out there who can help it would be appreciated!

I have also noticed that I can move the last audio piece forward in time to say at 5 seconds and it will fire at 5 seconds. However if I try to move it back in time and set it to 8 seconds it stays at the original spot where it is not suppose to be (around 6.125).  It is like 6.125 is its max although there is other audio playing under it at that point and further down.

It is as if it is putting the audio in a default spot and ignoring the time I am sending in after a certain point in time.  Thanks any help is greatly appreciated!

-Will





On Jul 22, 2010, at 2:54 AM, William Kerber wrote:

> Jan,
> 
> Thanks again for the quick replies.  I read FAQ3 but i mean this is from FAQ 7 also looked through the change log and didn't see that this was depreciated or anything like that (am I missing something you are saying?).
> 
> I know about the whole radio bit....I am just a developer who was asked to do this...sorry that its not choice audio.
> 
> I know it doesn't start at 7.203 because I loaded the wav up in protools.
> 
> If you align the wavs in there you can place file 1 and 0.0, file two at 3.306, and file 3 at 7.203 and KSFM at the end will come in after the hit (right on time).
> 
> Loading the sox mixed wav you can see in the wav form for and hear that around 6.125 or there about (because of the oversaturated radio i can't get exactly).
> 
> -Will
> 
> 
> On Jul 22, 2010, at 2:41 AM, Jan Stary wrote:
> 
>> 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).
>> 
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