For those who has supported this suggestion, here's some better mock-up:

Also, the format will change based on language. So, for example, if the language you select is Japanese, it will say 14分 3.16秒, not 14 m 3.16 s.
(sorry, I used the translate extension to find out the word “minutes” and “seconds” in another language because I couldn't understand them.)

Here's some even better mock-up (added time display below waveform):

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The mock-up has been updated based on your improvements:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/630374979/

If the sound length is greater than an hour, mock-up:

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qloakonscratch wrote:

The thing is that this isn't needed for any reason. Also, every block in Scratch that has an input revolves around seconds, not minutes. It would make it harder to do the following.
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This would make it harder to make projects with songs that contain subtitles in them.

TheElementGuy wrote:

I think this would make it very hard to make projects with subtitles. Also, Scratch revolves around seconds like:
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Jbear_ wrote:

Why though, the seconds are more accurate and like said above many times, everything revolves around seconds

OK, closing as many people has not supported them. No worries, you may use this converter to show the number of minutes: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/620233797/
…or use my project in Snap! to drag and drop sounds then seeing it: https://snap.berkeley.edu/project?user=ten_6044&project=Sound%20length%20detector
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Hope it helps!