hawat.thufir@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I know it's something like:
$ls $a | lame $a.mp3
if I end up with one.wav.mp3 no biggie, and speed doesn't matter, I'm
just trying to get *some* automation.
Why not:
# for file in *.wav ; do lame -h $file `basename $file .wav`.mp3 ; done
This assumes that your file names do not contain spaces in them.
Otherwise you'll have to wrap $file in quotes:
...do lame -h "$file" `basename "$file" .wav`.mp3 ...
The -h option after lame is just a suggestion. You obviously know
what options you want to use.
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