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Chapter Time creates a tab-separated table of markers from a JSON file for easy import into Audition and other DAWs. It also takes your markers and turns them back into a Podcast Chapters JSON file (coming soon)
Chapter Time is currently a work in progress. The latest update uses tkinter to allow the user to manually select a file, so it should now work from anyone's machine! The intended workflow is to start with an existing JSON chapters file (I get mine from The Split Kit). You can then convert that JSON into a CSV file that can be imported to Adobe Audition as markers. Adjust the markers as needed after post- production, then export the updated markers from Audition, overwriting the CSV file. At this point you can use ChapterTime to take the new CSV file and update the original JSON chapters file!
Requires Python 3.10 or later.