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I'm looking at using using Sox to split an audio file exactly in half. So if the file is 5 minutes long i want to split it into two files of 2.30 minutes each. I know sox as the trim option but the paramater takes time as an option, and i'd prefer not to need to get the amount of minutes beforehand and pass this on. I just want to split the file into half.
OK. i'll just get the size with soxi, and then use trim with start and end values to split the file into two equal parts. This works, but i was hoping sox has some method to just split it in half without needing to the these calculations.
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