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I am not sure if it should be Amarok's job or if it should be handled by an external script.
Sometimes songs have another hidden song in the same file after a long pause. It sucks having to skip to the next song (or forward it) when the music stop. It could be nice that when Amarok detect a long pause, it asks (later maybe) the user if he want to split the song in two files or it could add something like the position marker and auto-skip to there the next time the song is played. For a marker thing solution, it could be nice to auto-split the song in two files when syncing to ipod or others external mp3 player. Again I am not sure if Amarok should care, hidden songs are not frequent.
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Well, this is probably something for a script rather than to implement in Amarok itself. Also, keep in mind that Amarok doesn't handle sound itself, so you would have to solve this on a lower level.
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Thanks for the very fast reply.
I'll add this to my "maybe one day" list and in the meantime I'll split them manually.
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