Hi:

I use SoundForge 6.0 to record and edit audio interviews. The interviews are approximately one hour long and I'd like to break the interviews into individual five minute tracks when burning them onto CDs. I'd also like each interview to remain as one single .wav file in the process.

Is there a simple, inexpensive software program you can recommend that will enable me to do this?

Thanks for your help.

JimmyG

why don't you just break the whole thing into 5 mins clips in soundforge and having them listed properly then burning into CDs with any burning software?

Hi:

I know that can be done but I also know that more expensive software is available to do what I'm looking for. Unfortunately I don't need all the additional features that come with the more expensive software.

It would just be simpler for me to keep these files as one long file on my hard drive for easy access to the entire interview in one file.

Thanks.

Jim

try "cd architect" from sony ... it does the things you're looking for ...
the listed price is $239.96 there

Yes, I know about that program. All I need is the one feature to break the .wav file into individual tracks, though. I was hoping someone might know of a less expensive program that will do this.

Thanks.

JimmyG

Emule

But you aint heard it from me i dont condone that sort of thing but if u are only wanting to split one file 'try before u buy'

A recording engineer that I know had an extra copy of CD Archhitect that he sold to me for $100.00, so my problem has been resolved now. Thanks to everyone for your ideas.

Jim