Split By Markers
This command divides the file into sections based on the markers in the file. It then saves each section as a new file to a folder which you can specify by clicking the "Change Folder" button. Each file will be named for the marker at the start of the section.
You can select the file format to save in. If you are digitizing vinyl records or tapes, you can record an entire side in one session, place markers at the beginning of each song, and use this command to save each song separately. You will want to select a compressed format such as MP3 or AAC (m4a) to save hard disk space. After splitting the file, the new files can be added to your iTunes library, where you can listen to them and burn them to an audio CD.
Create file names with track number: This option will prefix the track number to the file names. For example:
Marker Name | File without Prefix | File with Prefix |
Cat | Cat | 1 Cat |
Dog | Dog | 2 Dog |
1-Fish | 1-Fish | 3 1-Fish |
2-Fish | 2-Fish | 4 2-Fish |
The Info for Multiple Items section lets you set the iTunes metadata or ID3 tags for the files to be saved. Note that the Track Number is for the first file saved, and will be automatically incremented for each new file.