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Re: Sound in Emacs
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joakim |
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Re: Sound in Emacs |
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Thu, 06 Oct 2011 09:31:39 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/24.0.90 (gnu/linux) |
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> L> If you're in a dired buffer, you can hit RET to see images, but
> L> sound files aren't as available. Wouldn't it be nice if you hit
> L> RET on an .mp3 file, and Emacs pops up a waveform buffer and
> L> starts playing the file? And you can skip around in the
> L> song/podcast...
>
> Possibly the closest you get atm is setting up Snd
> (https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/) as an inferior scheme
> process, and control it from emacs via existing major or minor-modes, or
> build further to integrate more tightly into eg. dired. Everything in
> Snd is controllable and accessible from a running scheme.
>
> Linking in libsndfile, which is rather x-plattform i beleive, would
> provide builtin access for reading (and writing) the various sound-file
> formats around.
>
> A project id like to get going is setting up a database type app for
> sound - something similar to various photo-managers - where info from a
> sound gets stored and managed - diskfile, region, format, tags and
> metadata of all sorts - - and made available through a general
> interface. Send a query to find certain regions from some files, and
> ask a running sound-editor to show them. Edit them, update metadata
> info, headers etc. on a set of matches (ie. add a tag or similar) etc.
>
> Ideally an interchange format (SDIF?) would make exported data usable by
> all sorts of clients, import into your DAW, export a region into a
> soundeditor and get the edited version back w. updated metadata...
>
> Emacs would be an ideal environment to access all this.
I'm very interested in this sort of thing also. I suppose it's off topic
for this thread though. Anyway, briefly, my conclusion is the same as
yours. All filetypes can be meta tagged the same way technically. then
you need a common storage(I've been experimenting with rdf indexing on
top of xattrs) and indeed Emacs is ideal for large scale tagging.
>
> -anders
>
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Joakim Verona
Re: Sound in Emacs, andersvi, 2011/10/06
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- Re: Sound in Emacs, Stefan Monnier, 2011/10/06
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