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: "Paul Smith" <phhs80@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 18:21:25 +0100
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On 9/20/06, Todd Zullinger <tmz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Of course, I wouldn't even bother with xargs in this case.  I'd do
just what Paul Howarth recommended in the beginning of this thread:

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


Thanks, Todd. That is good advice, as I am not able to make any other
method succeeding.

Paul

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References:
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Andy Green
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Paul Smith
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Andy Green
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Paul Smith
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Andy Green
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Steven W. Orr
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Paul Smith
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Todd Zullinger
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Paul Smith
- Re: Automatic way of applying the same command to a bunch of files
  - From: Todd Zullinger

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