Hi Matt,
I've dug up the code and put it at:
https://github.com/akavel/splitsoundPlease note, as I've written earlier, that this is totally WIP, unfinished,
etc, etc, I can't guarantee it will help you with anything. But I sure hope
it will :)
But if you're interested just in lossless mp3 splitting, I'd suggest to
look directly at the pcutmp3 project,
http://code.google.com/p/pcutmp3/that I tried to port.
I've worked on this code somewhere in 2011, and from what it looks like,
first I tried to port Java code from
https://github.com/mpatric/mp3agic(MIT licensed), because it claims to "read low-level mpeg frame data", I
believe. Then at some moment I switched to another approach and started
trying to directly port
http://code.google.com/p/pcutmp3/ ("New BSD
license", from looking at that page, linked to "BSD 3-clause":
http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause). Then I put the project on a
shelf, I think my main problem was that I couldn't manage to verify for
long time if the code is actually working OK, because I didn't manage to
verify test coverage. So then I started trying to help revive the Golang's
gocov tool, but that's totally another story, and not that much related.
And now there seem to be some thirdparty coverage verification tools, e.g.
https://github.com/axw/gocov, so the verification should be possible again.
Please note also, that the code is written for some pre-1.0 version of Go,
so it will probably need some gofixing and maybe manual adjustments. Ah,
and for the parts I authored I claim MIT license, but probably BSD for the
pcutmp3 port if that would apply better.
Hope this will help you or anyone else anyone with anything. If you manage
to build something usable on that, I'd be very grateful for info! I still
have a hobby usecase where I might like to be able to use lossless mp3
splitting.
Good luck
/Mateusz.
On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 10:03:55 AM UTC+1, matt....@gmail.com wrote:Hi Mateusz,
I'm interested in the work you've done on splitting mp3s in a lossless
way. Can you point me to any resources?
Thanks,
Matt
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 3:06:20 AM UTC-8, Mateusz Czapliński wrote:On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 8:42:37 PM UTC+1, rhiro wrote:
Are there some quality libraries I can or should use or port? I'd like
a library so I can get individual samples and do things like Fourier
analysis on sections of the track. Thanks.
The only mp3-related lib already in Go that I know of, supports only
reading ID3 data (i.e. metadata) from mp3 files AFAIK -
http://go.pkgdoc.org/github.com/ascherkus/go-id3/src/id3I have once tried to build/port a lib which would let me manipulate mp3s
*without* actually decoding the mpeg frames contents (for splitting mp3s in
lossless way), but I abandoned this work in unfinished state. I think I
based the port on the
https://github.com/mpatric/mp3agic Java library,
which is nice in that it is MIT-licensed, and has decent test coverage,
from what I remember. But it also does not support decoding of the frames,
if I understand correctly, so probably not enough for you. That said, I
could probably share the initial work I did, should you be interested (also
on MIT licensing terms & for free). Please contact me privately in such
case.
/Mateusz.
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