| audio_concat | R Documentation |
Joins inputs in order into one audio file, inserting gap
seconds of silence between consecutive inputs and tail seconds after
the last. Every input is resampled and remixed to a common format first, so
inputs need not match. One encode, chosen by the output extension.
audio_concat(inputs, output, gap = 0, tail = 0, sample_rate = NULL,
channels = NULL, bitrate = NULL, overwrite = TRUE, dry_run = FALSE)
inputs |
Character vector of audio file paths, in order. |
output |
Path for the output audio file; extension selects the format. |
gap |
Silence in seconds between consecutive inputs (default 0). |
tail |
Silence in seconds appended after the last input (default 0). |
sample_rate |
Output sample rate in Hz, or NULL (default) to use the first input's rate. |
channels |
Output channel count (1 = mono, 2 = stereo), or NULL (default) to use the first input's count. |
bitrate |
Output audio bitrate (e.g. "192k"), or NULL for the encoder default. Ignored by lossless formats such as WAV. |
overwrite |
If TRUE (default), overwrite the output file. |
dry_run |
If TRUE, return the FFmpeg command without executing. |
Invisibly returns the output path. If dry_run, returns the command string.
## Not run:
audio_concat(c("slide01.wav", "slide02.wav"), "audio.mp3",
gap = 0.35, tail = 0.5)
## End(Not run)
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