On Thu, Sep 23, 2004 at 06:44:01PM +0000, PM wrote: > I generally use normalize to standardise the volumes of mp3 files, but > this will only work with one directory at a time. > > I want to transfer a collection of mp3 files in many directories to a > DVD to play via DVD player. > > Has anybody any pointers as to how I might achieve this? > > pm
You should just be able to point to all of your directories from the command line, such as normalize -m /path/to/dir1/*.wav /path/to/dir2/*.wav You might even be able to put all of the directories in a text file and do something like normalize -m `cat directorylist` You might even be able to automatically generate the directory list with something like find /path/to/start/looking -type d -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 2 >> directorylist (then you'd have to add /*.wav to the end) Or, just recurse a top level directory to find all the wav's with something like find /top/level -type f -iname '*.wav' and use those results as input to normalize. Todd
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