Ryva is a little script which extracts clips from an audio source-file and saves them as seperate audio files.
For Ryva to work you need to have ffmpeg installed.
If you want Ryva to write ID3v2-tags then you need id3v2 as well.
ryva -i AUDIO-SOURCE -t TRACKLIST
-i, --input: Input file. Should be an audio-file like WEBM or M4A.
-c, --cue: Text file with informations for each track, like start and end time and song name.
-o, --output: Path to where the tracks are saved. If no output is given all files will be saved in the current directory.
-I, --id3: Write ID3v2 tags to output files. Cue-file must be in proper format.
The content of the cue-file needs to be in a particular format.