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ffmpeg -i input.mp3 -vn -c copy -f segment -segment_times 0,8,22 output%d.mp3
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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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so in this video I will show you how to
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split your audio MP3 audio file into
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multiple
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files using you can provide time
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intervals so that fmpg will
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automatically split that audio file into
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different segments so we are taking a
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very simple example we have this mp3
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file present in the directory if I open
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this file you will see it's 2 minute 10
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second long
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if it So now I'll be showing you a ffmpg
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command which will automatically split
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this audio file into multiple files so I
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have given this command in the
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description of this video so we simply
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write here ffmppg- i and then we will
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just provide the file name right here so
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1.mpp3 this is actually the file name
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and then we apply this
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-vn c we are copying the encoding
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settings right here here you would see
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that then we say -ashf and then we just
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write segment and here we need to
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provide the time intervals inside your
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segment underscore times so I will say 0
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to 8 just create one audio file and then
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8 to 22 create another audio file so
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what this command is doing it is
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actually splitting this entire audio
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file from 0 to 8 it will create one
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audio file from 8 second to 22 second it
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will create the second audio file and uh
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then we will simply need to give the
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output file name so we simply write here
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output percentage sign
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dmpp3 so this is actually the overall
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command here and uh once I press the
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enter key you will see it will actually
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made so you just need to make sure that
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you provide the full path
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here so
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segment just make sure that you put this
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dash sign
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here right here dash segment times so
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just make this correction and once you
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press enter here you will see it will
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create these three audio files here it
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will split your MP3 file this long file
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into short files here so it has created
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these four files automatically so the
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first file will be around 8 secondond
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long so you can see it has uh hello uh
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hello so this length is 8 seconds and
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then from 8 to 22 it
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has created another file which is 15
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second long and now this is actually the
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third file so in this way with this
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simple FMPG assuming that you have you
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can simply split a long audio file into
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multiple chunks or segments so that you
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can create highlights of a specific
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audio file so this is actually the
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command uh I have given this command in
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the description of this video so you can
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hit this command and just provide the
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time intervals where you need to split
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the audio file and then it will create
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automatically those files here so and
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