[SoX-users] Trim command

[Timothy S. N. <wa...@sm...>]

 	Hi all.  I'm having trouble using the trim command.  In particular I 
find that the following command:

sox -S -V  foo.wav foo2.wav trim 100 10 ; play foo2.wav

...will play the first 10 seconds of the file, not seconds 100-110.  It 
doesn't seem to make any difference if I specify the start offset in samples, 
or the 00:00:10.0 format.  Basically, it starts at the start of the file.  I'm 
using the RPM package from Fedora's development repository, as recommended on 
the SoX page.  That's sox-13.0.0-1 acording to RPM.

 	Anyway, my question is, am I doing something stupid, or is it a bug? 
And if you can't reproduce the error, I'm happy to put the wave file 
somewhere you can get it.

 	:)


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