Need Help Splitting An Audio Bootleg Into Tracks

[Kathlib the Prophet]

I have an unreleased recording of Tool's 2006.09.21 show in Columbus, Ohio, that needs to be split into tracks. This would be the second source for this show. I've heard the first source is really great quality but I haven't found a copy yet.

My recording isn't really all that great, but it's good enough for die hard Tool collectors. I recorded two sources actually, one with Isis's set, but the second is completely unlistenable and there's no point in bothering with it at all. The source that I need split into tracks was recorded with an MP3 player (it's all I had, sorry) as a .tcv file, so it's not lossless and I think it could be safely converted to MP3 without any problems.

Here's the info:

Intro
Stinkfist
The Pot
Forty-Six & 2
Jambi
Schism
Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)
Rosetta Stoned
Wings For Marie
10,000 Days
Lateralus
Vicarious
Ænema

This show was performed live at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, USA, on 21 September 2006.


So either I need some help splitting the recording into tracks or someone could do it for me, either way is fine but I've had this recording sitting on my hard drive for awhile now and should probably do something with it. I'll seed it here once finished, if anyone wants it. Like I said, the quality isn't that great but I've heard worse bootlegs and die hard Tool bootleg collectors would certainly like to get hold of it, lossy or not.

Thanks for any help

[deady]

hi!!

I think i could help you.
Try to find the Program "Audacity" on the internet. you can cout files there.
else, if u can't find that one... what space does it need, in MBs?
i could cut it for you. but not before 1st September because else i would reach my dl limit.
and yeah, the set sounds good, i'm interested^^

[M4ST3R M1K3]

What mp3 player is it? Is it shipped (or on the support site) with a tool to convert tcv files to wav? Never heard of tcv, it's not even listed on filext.com

[Kathlib the Prophet]

What mp3 player is it? Is it shipped (or on the support site) with a tool to convert tcv files to wav? Never heard of tcv, it's not even listed on filext.com

It's a SkullCandy Blunt, like this: http://www.expansys.com.au/p.aspx?i=122911

It's not the best or newest one out there, but it worked at the time. I've got an iPod now. I'm not sure if it has any info on converting to MP3, I'll look in the booklet that came with it.

[M4ST3R M1K3]

I have found nothing a tcv file format and no software for your player. Probably a speech codec using low sampling rate and very low bitrate. I have something similar on my mp3 player. Try to play this file with WMP, Windows is shipped with several speech codecs, it worked with me.

[Kathlib the Prophet]

Yeah, it works with Windows Media Player.

[M4ST3R M1K3]

Check the file properties in WMP to know the codec name. Then you'll need a wave editor supporting this format. Or a tool to convert to wave.

Or upload your tcv file, I'll try myself.