Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files

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Subject: Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
From: Andy Green <andy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 13:26:18 +0100
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Paul Howarth wrote:

$ for i in *.wav; do sox "$i" -r 44100 "output_$i"; done

Yow nice one! Never knew for could do that directly. When I lackknowledge, I know it is time for a dirty hack.

for i in `ls *\ * | tr ' ' \|` ; do j=`echo $i | tr \| ' '` ; sox "$j"-r 44100 "output_$j"; done


-Andy

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