GitHub makes binary distribution much easier for me.
For example, Cjam is listed on several freeware sites and GitHub helps streamline update notifications and integration with them.
I rethought MP3 editing without decoding/re-encoding for today’s hardware.
Existing tools tend to focus on one action at a time, like splitting or joining files. But Cjam lets you define multiple actions across multiple files at once using scripts. So it makes it easier to create and share more complex editing workflows.
Thanks for all the comments.
This is a tool for editing MP3 files at the frame level.
It’s similar to mp3DirectCut and mp3splt in some ways, but today’s hardware enables more advanced editing of lossy audio.
Any feedback is appreciated.
It supports batch editing of multiple files using both the GUI and scripting.
Editing is performed virtually by referencing the original MP3 data, making operations very fast.
The latest release adds clipboard-based integration with mp3DirectCut and REAPER. These integrations also work without creating temporary files.