qwavcut extracts and/or deletes parts of a wav file
`qwavcut option... file'
qwavcut allows to extract and/or delete a fragment of a wav file. some parameters must be supplied in order to define the start/size/end cut points and what to do then: either the fragment must be copied to another file or erased from the file (or both)
cut options are used to specify where the fragment begins and ends. there are two ways to do it: with time slices (easier) and with cut points (more complex but also more powerful). cut options are mandatory (which way is used is matter of your choice).
if time slices are used, cut points options are automatically ignored.
there is only one option:
there are several options with cut points. cut points are used to specify at which sample the fragment begins (--begin and --Begin), ends (--end and --End), or which size it has (--size). at least, one cut option must be specified (non specified options take its default values). neither the options --begin and --Begin, and the options --end and --End can be used together; also, a begin, end and size option cannot be used at the same time.
by default, the fragment begins at the first sample and ends at the last sample; there's no default value for size.
qwavcut -b 10s -o outfile.wav infile.wav
qwavcut -S -1:0 -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -S -60 -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -E 1m -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -s 1m -o outfile.wav infile.wav
qwavcut -S 15:0-30:0 -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -B 15m -E 30m -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -s 15m -E 30m -o outfile.wav infile.wav qwavcut -B 15m -s 15m -o outfile.wav infile.wav