[Electronics-Talk] newest windows media player, can it trim or split audio tracks

Ashley Bramlett bookwormahb at earthlink.net
Fri May 22 04:55:21 UTC 2026


Hi All,

 

I have windows 11 for the desktop pc now.

 

I am hoping to do some very basic editing. I cannot seem to make Goldwave
work so I'm seeking other ways. I'm trying to avoid audacity as this program
has a larger learning curve.

 

I am seeking a way for free to split audio tracks up and also hopefully trim
off some parts at the beginning of tracks.

 

 

Can the newest windows media player do this? 

Can I use mp4 files and split them once inside windows media player or will
I need to convert to mp3 first?

I have a number of zoom recording files I desire to split up.

 

I've also read about a free plugin called wmp trimmer plugin for Windows
media player.

Anyone used it and can it work well with a screen reader?

 

I've also read about other mp3 splitters online and free to download. But I
do not know which can be accessible with built in use of keyboard commands. 

Many editing programs rely on mouse features like drag and drop or clicking
on different sections of a visual graph to mark the places you want to cut.

 

Thanks for any advice.

 

Sincerely,

Ashley

 



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