Build aup from file list, timecode and label list via command line
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victorj255
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Build aup from file list, timecode and label list via command line
Not sure if this is in the documentation but wondering if there is a way to script adding hundreds of small audio files programmatically to an audacity timeline / wave track at a specific start points and do the same for labels. Tried generating an aup file's xml but no success substituting .mp3 or .aiffs for .au files.
Re: Build aup from file list, timecode and label list via command line
Yes, you could do that with Python. See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.htmlvictorj255 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 7:22 amwondering if there is a way to script adding hundreds of small audio files programmatically to an audacity timeline / wave track at a specific start points and do the same for labels.
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