smst Wrote: > I use a DOS for-loop:> Code: -------------------- > > for %f in (*.dts) do spdifconvert.py "%f" -------------------- > > (If your system hasn't made PY files executable for you, you'll need > to put the full path to the Python executable between "do" and > "spdifconvert.py". You may also have to change the path to > spdifconvert if your DTS files aren't in the same directory as the > script.)It was already in my path, so your quick loop is perfect for my > needs.> A nicety would be for the script to accept wildcards; it shouldn't be > too hard to do. (I'll try to look into that.)Yes, that would be quicker and > easier for end users.> GUIs aren't something I'm very experienced in making > (and I don't even > know what GUI support is bundled with Python), but if anybody wants to > give it a go, feel free. ;)I'd be inclined to believe that this kind of use, > for the time being, is restricted to moderatly advanced users. I expect people wanting 5.1 from DTS and DD on a music streamer from a music server... you know, to at least not be afraid of command line. But obviously a GUI would make it less intimidating for more casual users.
-- gorman ------------------------------------------------------------------------ gorman's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=56 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19260 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
