I have a question, and maybe someone already knows the answer.
I can record up to 6 hours of audio with my Panasonic DMR-E20 from my Satellite system. This is 6 hours commercial free music. I can take the AC3 recorded audio, and extract it to WAV. Now what I'm looking for, is a program that allows me to encode this WAV to MP3, but being able to manually select some "markers" in the WAV file so that the MP3 encoder can split the encoded MP3 files into different files. So I just select the start of every song on the WAV file, and then the MP3 encoder program knows where the start of each song is. I don't want to manually cut out every song to a temporary file, to encode them independently. Is there such a program out there
Second choice would be an audio editing program, where I can select each song as a numbered "chunk", and then after selecting all songs, the program would write out each WAV file with a different name. Then I could encode each separately. Very tedious work.
Thanks,
-kwag