On 7/1/2016 11:51 AM, Canadian Cyanide wrote:
Hello,
I have some .webm audio files in a folder that I would like to convert to
mp3 without having to enter the name of each one individually. How would I
go about doing that? Also, if I'm not supposed to be doing this by email,
please direct me to the correct place to ask a question.
Thanks,
CanadianCyanide
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if on linux
( and if not - you should be )
this bash f.sh will get you started
you want to loop through the dir
so for every f.webm do
your cmd to transcode to mp3
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save as mp3_script.sh , make executable , run with ./mp3_script.sh
< > those are the full path
#!/bin/bash
srcDir=<where your many f.webm>
dest=<where you want the mp3>
cd $srcDir
for f in *.webm; do
ffmpeg -i $srcDir/${f%.*}.webm <your params> $dest/${f%.*}.mp3
done
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