8 Jan
2005
8 Jan
'05
1:50 p.m.
On Sat, 2005-01-08 at 10:04 -0600, Jan Depner wrote:
"find" is your friend ;)
Try something like:
find . -name \*.ogg -print -exec sox ..... {} \;
I don't really know sox. If you send me the command you're using to
convert one file I'll put the find command together for you (or a shell
script).
thanks for your help
to convert the files I'm just doing:
sox /shared/music/albums/albumName/song.ogg ~/mp3/albumName/song.mp3
using find I'm not sure how I change the extension from ogg to mp3.
Jan
On Sat, 2005-01-08 at 09:23, rob wrote:
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rob
Hi.
I need to convert a large no of ogg's to mp3.
I know that I can convert them one at a time with sox but this is going
to be fairly tedious for >1000 files.
Does anyone know of graphical way of doing this or failing that how I
get sox to convert an entire directory tree of files. (nb I don't need
the id3 stuff)
Thanks for your help.