mp3splt 2.6.2 (09/11/14) - using libmp3splt 0.9.2 Matteo Trotta <mtrotta AT users.sourceforge.net> Alexandru Munteanu <m AT ioalex.net>

USAGE: mp3splt [OPTIONS] FILE1 [FILE2] ... [BEGIN_TIME] [TIME] ... [END_TIME] TIME FORMAT: min.sec[.0-99], even if minutes are over 59 or EOF-min.sec[.0-99] (or EOF for End Of File). OPTIONS (split mode options) -t + TIME: to split files every fixed time len. (TIME format same as above). -c + file.cddb, file.cue or "query" or "query{album}" or "internal_sheet". Get splitpoints and filenames from a .cddb or .cue file or from Internet ("query"). Use -a to auto-adjust splitpoints. -s Silence detection: automatically find splitpoint. (Use -p for arguments) -w Splits wrapped files created with Mp3Wrap or AlbumWrap. -l Lists the tracks from file without extraction. (Only for wrapped mp3) -e Error mode: split mp3 with sync error detection. (For concatenated mp3) -r Trim using silence detection (Use -p for arguments) -A + AUDACITY_FILE: split with splitpoints from the audacity labels file -S + SPLIT_NUMBER: split in SPLIT_NUMBER equal time files -v Prints current version and exits -h Shows this help (other options) -T + TAGS_VERSION: for mp3 files, force output tags as version 1, 2 or 1 & 2. TAGS_VERSION can be 1, 2 or 12 (default is to set the same version as the file to split) -m + M3U_FILE: Appends to the specified m3u file the split filenames. -f Frame mode (mp3 only): process all frames. For higher precision and VBR. -b [Experimental] Bit reservoir handling for gapless playback (mp3 only). -a Auto-Adjust splitpoints with silence detection. (Use -p for arguments) -p + PARAMETERS (th, nt, off, min, rm, gap, trackmin, shots, trackjoin): user arguments for -s, -a, -t. -o + FORMAT: output filename pattern. Can contain those variables: @a: artist tag, @p: performer tag (might not exists), @b: album tag @t: title tag, @n: track number identifier, @N: track tag number (a digit may follow the 'n' or 'N' for the number of digits to output), @f: original filename, @g: genre -g + TAGS: custom tags for the split files. TAGS can contain those variables: @a, @b, @t, @y, @c, @n, @g, @o (set original tags), @N (auto increment track number). TAGS format is like [@a=artist1,@t=title1]%[@o,@N=2,@a=artist2] (% means that we set the tags for all remaining files) -G + regex=REGEX: set tags from input filename. REGEX defines how to extract the tags from the filename. It can contain those variables: (?<artist>), (?<album>), (?<title>), (?<tracknum>), (?<year>), (?<comment>), (?<genre>) -d + DIRNAME: to put all output files in the directory DIRNAME. -k Consider input not seekable (slower). Default when input is STDIN (-). -O + TIME: Overlap split files with TIME (slower). -n No Tag: does not write ID3v1 or vorbis comment. If you need clean files. -x No Xing header: does not write the Xing header. Use with -n if you wish to concatenate the split files -N Don't create the 'mp3splt.log' log file when using '-s'. -P Pretend to split: simulation of the process, without creating any files or directories -E + CUE_FILE: export splitpoints to CUE file (use with -P if needed) -q Quiet mode: try not to prompt (if possible) and print less messages. -Q Very quiet mode: don't print anything to stdout and no progress bar (also enables -q). -D Debug mode: used to debug the program. Please read man page for complete documentation.