Re: [linux-audio-user] Tool for concatening wav files?

I agree with Steve. There's plenty of ways to aid in what you're trying to do (depending how complex you want to be). If you're just trying to "glue" fileA.wav to the end of fileB.wav, the you can use "ecalength" to find the length of fileA.wav.... [bash] ecalength fileA.wav --> 213.542 (seconds) then do... ecasound -i:fileA.wav -t:213.542 -o:fileB.wav -y:213.542 I've tried this, but haven't really listened for accuracy. From the ecasound man page... -t:seconds Sets processing time in seconds (doesn't have to be an integer value). If processing time isn't set, engine stops when all inputs are finished. -y:seconds Sets starting position for last specified input/output. For more advanced "splicing" of files into other files, you can use ecasound in "interactive mode" (ecasound -c) to be able to do simple commands. Ultimatly, you could obtain position markers.... ecasound -c -i:fileA.wav -o:/dev/dsp ecasound ('h' for help)> t (Start playing fileA.wav) ecasound ('h' for help)> getpos (return the current position of fileA.wav) Rocco