If cc-temp only contains the wavs you have to process, you might be able to use C:\cc-temp\*.wav
Otherwise you could use some batch scripting to filter the filenames to those that exist.On 10 March 2017 at 05:26, <me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I’m trying to mix 5 files together but sometimes there will be no file in one of the spots.
Is there a way to skip that file instead of erroring out?
IE. sox --norm=-4 C:\cc-temp\1000.wav C:\cc-temp\1020.wav C:\cc-temp\1021.wav C:\cc-temp\1022.wav C:\cc-temp\1023.wav C:\cc-temp\1024.wav
If one or two of those files are missing, can I skip them and just continue on mixing the others?
Right now it appears to error out.
Alex
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