
Highlights
- Defines and embeds chapter markers into audio files.
- Provides a visual timeline for accurate segment placement.
- Supports labeling of individual audio chapters.
- Exports files with preserved metadata for media player compatibility.
About this application
Chapterize is an audio processing application for Linux that enables the creation and modification of audiobook files. It allows users to define specific time intervals within an audio stream to establish chapters, which are then embedded into the final file structure. This process assists in navigating long-form audio content by providing distinct markers that compatible media players can recognize and utilize for playback control.
The application supports the import of various audio formats and provides a visual timeline for precise placement of chapter breaks. Users can label each segment, adjust start and end times, and export the resulting file with the chapter metadata preserved. It is intended for users who need to prepare audio recordings for distribution or personal listening, focusing on the structural organization of audiobooks rather than general audio editing or sound engineering tasks.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub page.codeberg.snensmens.Chapterize
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