Convert from wav to flac
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If you have multiple subdirectories, the find command is your friend:
find /path/to/first/dir -iname *.wav -exec flac --best {} ;
I usually use the --best flac since time to encode is rarely a problem,
but as Daniel said, the defaults are fine.
Daniel James wrote:
| Hi Bob,
|
|> I'm trying to convert a 20 gig Directory of wav to flac.
|> Is there a way to do this all at once.
|
| Yes, it's as simple as this:
|
| $ flac *.wav
|
|> I cant seem to find the command line stuff for sox.
|
| $ man sox
|
| will do the trick, but you shouldn't need it for this job.
|
|> I need these in high quality Flac
|
| All FLAC files are high quality, because it's a lossless format. The
| trade off is between encoding speed and output file size, which you can
| set with these switches:
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| --fast
|
| Fastest compression.
|
| --best
|
| Highest compression.
|
| But the defaults are just fine.
|
| Cheers!
|
| Daniel
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