Hi Ryan, Indeed a good idea. Though, is there a way to batch? I suppose one could write an Apple Script to drive iTunes. It would be nice to have a purely command-line option besides iTunes, if that's possible.
Thanks, T.M. On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 11:12 PM, Ryan Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Jun 28, 2008, at 03:33, Tabitha McNerney wrote: > > I noticed among MacPorts there is a collection of audio-related tools -- >> many of them in fact. Can someone recommend a command-line tool to convert >> (one or batch) WAV files to MP3 format? Something simple would be great. I >> just have no idea where to start (audio is not my forte). >> > > Honestly, I'd recommend Apple's iTunes. Drag all your WAV files into > iTunes. Then go to iTunes - Preferences - Advanced - Importing and set your > encoding settings the way you want them (MP3 or AAC (a.k.a. M4A), bitrate, > mono/stereo, etc.). Then select all your imported WAV files in the library > and choose "Convert Selection to MP3" (or "to AAC") from the Advanced menu. > Then you can delete the WAV files from iTunes. > >
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