Key Facts
- Category
- Media
- Input Types
- file
- Output Type
- file
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
The Audio Label Split tool allows you to split an audio file into segments based on an Audacity-style label file. Upload your audio and a label file with start and end times, and the tool automatically creates separate audio files for each labeled section.
When to Use
- •When you need to extract specific sections from a long audio recording using predefined timestamps.
- •For podcast editing, where episodes are segmented into intro, content, and outro parts.
- •To automate the splitting of audio files for archival or distribution purposes.
How It Works
- •Upload your audio file in a supported format such as MP3 or WAV.
- •Provide a label file in Audacity format, with each line containing start time, end time, and an optional title separated by tabs or spaces.
- •The tool parses the label file and splits the audio at the specified intervals.
- •Download the resulting split audio files, each named according to the label titles or default names.
Use Cases
Examples
1. Podcast Episode Segmentation
Podcast Producer- Background
- A podcast producer has a 60-minute episode with labeled segments for intro, main content, and outro.
- Problem
- Manually splitting the audio is inefficient and error-prone.
- How to Use
- Upload the podcast audio file and the label file with timestamps for each segment.
- Example Config
-
Label file content: 0.0 30.0 Intro 30.0 1800.0 Main_Content 1800.0 1860.0 Outro - Outcome
- Three separate audio files are generated: Intro.mp3, Main_Content.mp3, and Outro.mp3.
2. Lecture Topic Extraction
- Background
- A student recorded a lecture and labeled different topics using Audacity.
- Problem
- Need to review specific topics without listening to the entire recording.
- How to Use
- Provide the lecture audio and the label file with topic start and end times.
- Outcome
- Individual audio files for each topic are created for easy access and study.
Try with Samples
csv, audio, textRelated Hubs
FAQ
What audio formats are supported?
The tool supports common audio formats like MP3, WAV, and others under the audio/* category.
How should the label file be formatted?
Each line should have start time, end time, and an optional title, separated by tabs or spaces. Titles with spaces will have underscores.
Are titles required in the label file?
No, titles are optional. If omitted, segments will be named based on their order.
What are the file size limits?
The audio file limit is 100 MB, and the label file limit is 5 MB.
What if label times exceed the audio duration?
The tool will split up to the end of the audio and ignore any labels beyond the duration.