Soundgrab is a software tool that enables users to easily segment lengthy audio files into smaller pieces, allowing for more precise editing and manipulation.
Soundgrab originates from the Perl department of the Maximegalon Museum of Diseased Imaginings. In order to work, the software requires access to several other resources, such as perl5 or later Term::ReadLine::Gnu and Time::HiRes from the comprehensive perl archive network (CPAN). The Time::HiRes component comes preinstalled with the base Perl distribution from version 5.8.0 and onward, and both that and the rawrec program are included in the package for your convenience. The sox program is fairly standard and can be found in most distributions. The GNU readline4 library is already installed on most systems, but in order to function soundly, some command line utilities, which are standard everywhere, are required.
The latest release of Soundgrab introduces support for Ogg format volumes, permitting dissection. Additionally, code has been streamlined and the software no longer relies on rawrec/rawplay as a dependency.
Version 1.0.1: N/A