[vorbis] Looking for a batch encoder program
MARK JAMES HETHERINGTON
mark.hetherington at studentmail.newcastle.edu.au
Sun Feb 10 22:37:50 PST 2002
I'm not expert enough in bash to write it from scratch, but I imagine
there are scripts freely available to recurse directories and run
commands on files... :-)
I can understand waiting for 1.0, but the encoder may improve after 1.0
too I think.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip M. White" <pwhite at gigacluster.net>
Date: Monday, February 11, 2002 4:40 pm
Subject: Re: [vorbis] Looking for a batch encoder program
> At 21:57 2/10/2002, Lance Paine wrote:
> >BASH with oggenc :)
>
> Fair enough; are you expert enough in bash that you could give me
> the script for such an operation?
>
>
>
> At 22:31 2/10/2002, MARK JAMES HETHERINGTON wrote:
> >It would be a lot easier to rip+encode the cds in one step with
> most
> >ripping tools, which will do the tags and stuff for you. Since
> you've
> >already done it though, I imagine a crafty batch file, or a shell
> >script will do it, just pass the appropriate info to oggenc.
> >
> >I assume your just ripping these now to save time ripping later?
> >Although file sizes will decrease slightly with 1.0 (I assume),
> RC3 is
> >still pretty good though.
>
> I am ripping now because I only want to rip stuff using Exact
> Audio Copy. Yeah, RC3 is great, but I want the most bang for my
> buck with 1.0. :)
>
>
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