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converting movies to .wav is easy under Linux, with the help of zsh.
for i in *.mpg;do
mplayer -vc null -vo null -ao pcm:file="${i:r}.wav" "$i" &&
rm "$i";done
a bit of explanation: the[ && symbols after the command says run the rm
command only if the first command (in this case mplayer) succeeded.
the ${i:r} is a zsh specific extension that will strip the extension off
the filename in $i.
If you wanted to do this in windows, I have no idea how you would string
the two commands together - but here's a line out of my useful commands
file that should get you headed on the right path:
for %i in (*.avi) do d:\mplayer\mplayer -vc null -vo null -dumpaudio -dumpfile "%~ni.mp3" "%i"
- - Tyler
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