Batch concatenation of WAV files? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Batch concatenation of WAV files? Posted by: jmccaule Date:5/2/2001 7:07:56 PM I have to concatenate a pile of WAVs (about 60, all with the same recording parameters) into a presentation that is about an hour long. It's about 95MB of data. Is there a batch function in Sonic Forge XP that will let me do this? Sticking them all together manually is tiresome and prone to error. There is a Linux utility called "wavcat" that is supposed to be able to do this, but I can't get it to compile on my Linux box. Also, is there a utility that will print out the accumulated times for all these files? A useful format would be mm:ss:ttt, as in 10:32:153. There is some urgency in this, so please e-mail any response in addition to posting it here. Jim McCauley

I have to concatenate a pile of WAVs (about 60, all with
the same recording parameters) into a presentation that is
about an hour long. It's about 95MB of data.

Is there a batch function in Sonic Forge XP that will let
me do this? Sticking them all together manually is
tiresome and prone to error. There is a Linux utility
called "wavcat" that is supposed to be able to do this, but
I can't get it to compile on my Linux box.

Also, is there a utility that will print out the
accumulated times for all these files? A useful format
would be mm:ss:ttt, as in 10:32:153.

There is some urgency in this, so please e-mail any
response in addition to posting it here.

Jim McCauley