Re: [SoX-users] returning time of signal onset after silence

[A L <sch...@gm...>]

Ok thanks - sox --info works!

And yes, for windows it's "set a=<whatever>"
Also command line math operations don't seem to work in windows shell very
easily. (I found out that keghn's examples reference something called
"bash", an alternative command line utility, not natively part of windows.)

if i dereference %a% using these percent signs, I get the file's duration
value returned from the "sox --info" call.
if I do "set a", I get the "sox --info ...." command as the actual string
stored in my variable.

I'll figure it out eventually. There is a good forum on windows command
prompt called ss64.org

On Sat, Jun 27, 2015 at 7:52 AM, Eric Wong <nor...@yh...> wrote:

> a1s2d3f4 <sch...@gm...> wrote:
> > How do I get soxi?
>
> I don't know Windows at all, but if you can't find soxi, just use
> "sox --info" instead.
>
> --info must be the first command-line argument.
>
> Something like: sox --info -D file.wav
> to show duration in seconds
>
>
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