This is a simple Python script that splits an MP3 file into smaller chunks.
The script takes an MP3 file as an input and divides it into chunks of a specified length. By default, each chunk is 4 minutes long, but this can be adjusted using the -l or --length option when running the script. The resulting MP3 chunks are saved in a new directory named after the input file.
This script requires Python 3 and the pydub library.
You can install pydub with pip:
pip install pydub
python3 split_audio.py <input_file> --length <chunk_length_in_milliseconds>
<input_file>: Path to the input MP3 file.
<chunk_length_in_milliseconds>: Length of each chunk in milliseconds. Default is 400000 (4 minutes).
For example, to split a file named example.mp3 into 2-minute chunks, you would run:
python3 split_audio.py example.mp3 --length 120000
This will create a new directory named example, containing the MP3 chunks.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.