Putting Track Markers Without Seperate Tracks In Audacity

[happydog500]

If I have a 90 minute audio file. When I put "tracks" every 10 minutes, I have 9 separate audio files. Is there a way to put track markers and leave one file?

If I want to go 20 minutes ahead, with a marker I can just push "next" 2 times. I don't need to rename it, I just want to be able to jump ahead.

Is there a way to do this in audacity?

Thank you,
Chris.

[hech54]

On audio CDs, this was called INDEX (ing).....sort of like chapters on a DVD movie.
Indexing never really caught on in the CD world, I'm not sure it ever existed in just an audio file.

[hech54]

Actually INDEXing was chapters withing a track.

[Cornucopia]

On audio CDs, this was called INDEX (ing).....sort of like chapters on a DVD movie.
Indexing never really caught on in the CD world, I'm not sure it ever existed in just an audio file.

Actually, it DID catch on in the CD world, just more in Classical Music & concert CDs (I own scores that make use of them). Problems have occurred because most cheaper players - read MOST - don't allow one to jump to the index (which is why it didn't further catch on in other areas of CD publishing).
It also DOES exist within audio files: WAV, AIFF & SD2 have index/"region" markers, and MP4/AAC/M4A and MKA have "chapter" markers". Just not a lot of apps make use of them (either to create/edit or to read/play).

Scott

[hech54]

On audio CDs, this was called INDEX (ing).....sort of like chapters on a DVD movie.
Indexing never really caught on in the CD world, I'm not sure it ever existed in just an audio file.

Actually, it DID catch on in the CD world, just more in Classical Music & concert CDs (I own scores that make use of them). Problems have occurred because most cheaper players - read MOST - don't allow one to jump to the index (which is why it didn't further catch on in other areas of CD publishing).
It also DOES exist within audio files: WAV, AIFF & SD2 have index/"region" markers, and MP4/AAC/M4A and MKA have "chapter" markers". Just not a lot of apps make use of them (either to create/edit or to read/play).

Scott

Were you born a confrontational, know-it-all ****head or did you hone your skills here at VHelp?

[Cornucopia]

Wow! Seems I can't hold a candle to you in that regard.

Just trying to avoid the continued propagation of untruths. I wouldn't (often) feel the need to clarify/refine/refute if overbroad & inaccurate pronunciations weren't put out there first. Take it however you want to (well, we know how that turned out).

Scott

[hech54]

Wow! Seems I can't hold a candle to you in that regard.

Just trying to avoid the continued propagation of untruths. I wouldn't (often) feel the need to clarify/refine/refute if overbroad & inaccurate pronunciations weren't put out there first. Take it however you want to (well, we know how that turned out).

Scott

My answer to the OP, straight forward and simple:
"I don't think you are going to find an easy way to accomplish what you are hoping to do"

YOUR answer:
"You are SO wrong useless technical garbeldy-gook useless technical garbeldy-gook useless technical garbeldy-gook useless technical garbeldy-gook I'm so smart allow me to show you how smart I am useless technical garbeldy-gook useless technical garbeldy-gook useless technical garbeldy-gook knowing all of this won't help you at all because not a lot of apps make use of them, just like Hech54 alluded to.

Is that about right?
You do this to EVERY noobie you come across. How is this helping?