Break single, large audio files into smaller tracks based on timestamps.
$ gem install sunder
Sunder requires ffmpeg. Optionally, Sunder requires youtube-dl.
Alternatively, you can build a Docker container using the Dockerfile. The included Dockerfile will install dependencies, and configure an image to be run locally. This is handy if you don't want or can't install dependencies on your local machine.
$ docker build -t sunder .
Sunder requires two parameters: a configuration file, in YAML format; and an input source, typically an audio file.
A self-documented example configuration file is provided at var/example.yaml.
$ sunder apart CONFIG SOURCE
More details can be found with sunder help
Working with Docker is a bit more involved, since you'll need to make sure to
mount a local directory for the configuration file, input source file, and for
the output. For convenience, the image will create a /sunder directory, which
can be used.
$ docker run --rm -v /path/to/relevant/files:/sunder sunder apart CONFIG SOURCE
More details can be found with docker run --rm sunder
If you are interested in contributing to Sunder, first let me say thanks! Next, please follow these steps:
- Fork the repository, and perform any changes you'd like.
- Submit a pull request, explaining the changes.
- Work with me to get those changes merged.
Sunder is a hobby project, and as such I may not be immediately responsive to any requests. Please do not be discouraged! I will try to address any issues or pull requests in a reasonable time.
If you find something amiss with Sunder, please submit an issue! I will try to address it in a reasonable time.
If you're interested in discussing Sunder, you can speak with me on Matrix! I'm Vagabond.
All code and content licensed under the WTFPL. You are not obligated to credit me, though I would appreciate it.