Hi Jos,
I use lame. From my script:
elif [ "$extension" = wav ]; then
echo "Converting $i to ${i%.*}.mp3 be
patient!"
lame -h $i ${i%.*}.mp3
else
If you want the script, I'll send it to you. It's not
that great because it's partially a learning
experiment and builds an array from the contents of a
directory--not necesarry but you can strip the array
code out. It also assumes the directory structure
~/clients/clientname/wav, ~/clients/clientname/mp3,
etc.
At any rate, Lame produces mp3 files. I use it for
that although I've never listened to one. :)
ron
--- Jos Laake <jos@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hey y'all,
>
> I have a script that I run when I close down my
> studio
> that copies all of my random recordings over to the
> 'Dailies' area on my web site. But all of these
> snippets
> are .wav files (mostly from Timemachine & Audacity).
> I'd like to have the script batch convert all the
> .wav's
> to .mp3's before the copy. That way, my musical
> partners
> don't have to download a 40MB .wav file to see if
> they
> want to work with a snippet. So what I really need
> is
> a high quality command line driven wav->mp3
> converter
> that I can set up something like:
>
> convertorthang -o=mp3 *.wav
>
> and have it just do it... Oh, and not try to do it
> again if the file already exists.
>
> Okay, I'll go Google around, but if anybody's got a
> good
> pointer for me, lemme know, eh? ;-)
>
> toodles!
> ~Jos~
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