The snag in using BP for such is that each selection action addresses a cuepoint with a fixed name, and each process saves only one output.
My solution is for all cuepoints to have the same name e.g. #. The process retains from the cue point to the end:
Though undefined behaviour, I find on V5.67 this always addresses the first cuepoint having the specified name.
A CMD batch file calls GW with /preset, in a loop, both saving the output file and feeding it as the input to the next GW call. The loop exits when the output file is empty of audio - in practice >22000bytes for WMA. This is detected by:
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IF %%~zG LSS 22000
If anyone can see an improvement of this, please say. I'd like a safer termination condition. Ideal would be an exit code from the GW batch process indicating cuepoint addressing fail, but GW does not provide that (yet).
Note: You can use more general names for cue points if you are sure to exclude numbers, and then address the cue point by ordinal, e.g. #2 here: http://i.imgur.com/dEHrN4z.png
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If using the Cue option, the first cue point matching the given name is used. If a number is given, cue points are searched for a name matching the number. If no such cue point is found, then the number is used as an index in the list of cue points. So if the number 6 is given, for example, a cue point with the name "6" is searched for first. If that name isn't found, then the sixth cue point is used.