I have a program that can chop MP3 programs into smaller sections, but that's kind of a pain. Does anyone know a of an program that will automatically divide an MP3 in x # of parts, or into segments of whatever length, and also name them so u can save them easily too ?
It would make an interesting beginner programing project
Reinvention of the wheel isn’t necessary when Linux has the whole Victorinox product line, plus a billion more freebies, ready and waiting for you.
If you desire gui, there’ll already be a tool to do this, no doubt, but I’m sure that rolling one to interface with the bash commands mentioned, won’t be too hard. You could even use Visual Basic, if you were so inclined.
I never understand why people see gui as “easy” and bash as “hard”; back in the 70s and 80s you had no choice, and I don’t recall anyone having been any the worse for memorising useful, powerful commands. I also recognise your desire to have a simple gui tool, and am not here to “convert” you, through ridiculous notion of “better vs worse” tools.
A Windows executable for ffmpeg has existed for time immemorial; it’s just a cursory Google away.
I’m self-taught with bash commands, and use them all day every day; the learning curve can be steep, but the rewards are great.