Re: rubberband and batch processing

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Dave Phillips a écrit :
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> 2. How do I use rubberband to process the whole directory ?
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Usually when the program doesn't support off the shelf wildcarding I use 
awk whose output I redirect to a script that I run after I checked it 
looks right

here's an example with mv:

ls *.wav | awk '{ print "mv "$1".wav "$1"-100.wav" }'  > doit.sh
chmod +w doit.sh
./doit.sh

hope this helps
Marc
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