12-29-2015, 05:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-29-2015, 08:49 AM by Raccoon Sam.)
Well, it was a given that 44079616 was the total amount, because vgmstream said so. I zoomed in super super close to the waveform to the point where I thought I heard the first 'snap'.
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I tested it out by calculating 44079616 / 28112. It was a nice round 1568. Had it been any more or less, I would've gotten 1568.11156172 or 1567.88845415 or whatever.
I tried selecting another range after that, from 28112 to 56224 and saw a similar snap. Again for the third time, from 56224 to 84336 and so on.
EDIT: After a stupidly painstaking session with Audition, TextMate, ffmpeg and Audacity I managed to do a workflow that let me get all the 1568 files and arrange them as I had envisioned.
MP3 link
WAV link
I loaded the original WAV to Audition, set up a marker at 0 and 28112 and 56224 and closed it.
Then I opened the Audition's .sesx file in TextMate and found the XML strings <marker startTime:0/length:28112> etc.
I then recorded a TextMate Macro that writes 1568 markers, each with the length of 28112 and with the start time of n+28112.
I then saved and re-opened Audition, and saw my markers. I exported them all as separate files.
I THEN made four folders, "A", "B", "C" and "D" and wrote a script in terminal that moved 0.wav, 4.wav, 8.wav etc. to "A" and 1.wav, 5.wav, 9.wav etc. to "B" and so on.
Then I used ffmpeg's command line interface to concatenate the files in each folder to one.
Then I had four WAVs. Which I imported to Audacity and set up the left/right channels.
But hey it works lol. There's just gotta be a better way to do this.
I tested it out by calculating 44079616 / 28112. It was a nice round 1568. Had it been any more or less, I would've gotten 1568.11156172 or 1567.88845415 or whatever.
I tried selecting another range after that, from 28112 to 56224 and saw a similar snap. Again for the third time, from 56224 to 84336 and so on.
EDIT: After a stupidly painstaking session with Audition, TextMate, ffmpeg and Audacity I managed to do a workflow that let me get all the 1568 files and arrange them as I had envisioned.
MP3 link
WAV link
I loaded the original WAV to Audition, set up a marker at 0 and 28112 and 56224 and closed it.
Then I opened the Audition's .sesx file in TextMate and found the XML strings <marker startTime:0/length:28112> etc.
I then recorded a TextMate Macro that writes 1568 markers, each with the length of 28112 and with the start time of n+28112.
I then saved and re-opened Audition, and saw my markers. I exported them all as separate files.
I THEN made four folders, "A", "B", "C" and "D" and wrote a script in terminal that moved 0.wav, 4.wav, 8.wav etc. to "A" and 1.wav, 5.wav, 9.wav etc. to "B" and so on.
Then I used ffmpeg's command line interface to concatenate the files in each folder to one.
Then I had four WAVs. Which I imported to Audacity and set up the left/right channels.
But hey it works lol. There's just gotta be a better way to do this.