DelayCut For Linux

DelayCut is a tool that corrects delay and is also able to cut audio files coded ac3, eac3, dts, mpa and wav. It is also able to fix CRC errors in ac3 and mpa files.

Output and log files will be in the same path than the input file.

delaycut [options] < filein >  Options:   -info: Do nothing, only outputs info in log file   -fixcrc {ignore, skip, fix, silence}: Action in the case of crc errors   -start < delay_msecs >: Adds (-Cuts) the needed frames  at the beginning   -end < delay_msecs >: Adds (-Cuts) the needed frames  at the end (default same)   -auto: detect start delay in filename (assuming DVD2AVI style)   -startsplit < ini_sec >: Starts in ini_sec   -endsplit < end_sec >:  Stops in end_sec   -console: starts a new window (console)   -out  < output_filename >

Return values  0: Success -1: Something went wrong.

Get info: Log file will be myfile_log.txt     delaycut -info myfile.ac3

Adds 100 msec of silence at the begining. File lenght will be the same     delaycut -start 100 -same myfile.ac3

Adds 100 msec of silence at the begining. File lenght will be 100 msecs more     delaycut -start 100 myfile.ac3

Cuts start at 10.32 sec and ends at 15.20 sec.     delaycut -startsplit 10.32 -endsplit 15.20 myfile.ac3

Cuts start at 10.32 sec and ends at 15.20 sec. Delay correction of 100 msec.     delaycut -start 100 -startsplit 10.32 -endsplit 15.20 myfile.ac3