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Music & Audio
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AudioLoop
Loops a .wav file using crossfades.
You can adjust the length of the crossfade.
The input file must be stereo or mono .wav or .flac
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Windows |
Download AudioLoop, unpack, and place it in the system path, for example in C:\Windows
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Download AudioLoop, unpack, and place it somewhere in the system path, for example in ~/bin/
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The typical way to use it is like this, where the last number is the crossfade length in percent:
AudioLoop "input.wav" "output.wav" 15
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Linux KDE Right-Click Menu
To add a right-click menu to .wav and .flac files in KDE's Dolphin file explorer, simply create a file here:
~/.local/share/kio/servicemenus/create_loop.desktop
It should contain this:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
MimeType=audio/x-wav;audio/flac;
Actions=loopAudio;
X-KDE-StartupNotify=false
[Desktop Action loopAudio]
Name=Loop Crossfade 15%
Icon=edit-upload
Exec=konsole -e AudioLoop "%f" "$(echo %f | sed 's/.wav$/_loop.wav/i')" CROSSFADE
Website by Joachim Michaelis
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