How to remove silence using auto-start auto-end (aux-input) ?

[thariman]

I have one mp3 file of 5hr live seminar recording. Is there a way using this as an input to Aux-Input and use Auto start/auto end feature to remove silence ? Or I need to play that mp3 with one computer and input the sound to another one ?

Thanks.

[Razgo]

you could just right click over the file and select convert too then use the powerpack options and load the "remove silence".

how big is the file? and what bitrate is it in?

[thariman]

Originally Posted by Razgo

you could just right click over the file and select convert too then use the powerpack options and load the "remove silence".

how big is the file? and what bitrate is it in?

Originally is MP3 44,100kHz; Mon; 128-192 Kbps; This is the setting using the Advance MP3/WMA Recorder to record session in Paltalk

Then I convert using Lame 3.04 a14 with --preset voice ( 56kbps/mono)

The file is 110min 43,336KB in size.

I don't see that option under Power Pack. Not under convert to Wave, MP3 or mp4

Runing dmC Release 10 (Beta 8)
Power Pack Release 3
Sveta Portable Audio Release 4 (Beta 2)
Apple iPod Release 4

[Razgo]

sorry, i meant powerpack DSP button. it's easily missed.




and then you should see this:

[thariman]

Originally Posted by Razgo

sorry, i meant powerpack DSP button. it's easily missed.




and then you should see this:

Found it. But does this only remove silence at beginning and at end ?
I need something that remove silence anywhere during the session.
For example remove all silence that have signal below 4% that is longer than 5 second.

[Razgo]

i'm not 100% sure. you might have to do some testing. i figured if the ticks were left out, it would scan all the way through.

i see what your getting at with "auxiliary input" now, as it can be fine tuned a bit better.

depends on your sound card though. for me it's SBlive value!

if you have this then simply start up "auxiliary input" then select options and input source, then select "what you here" for the input. then start up dap music player and play your recording and auxiliary input will now pick up the sound.