I would not recomment do transfer anything from one lossy format to another lossy format. The result will always be even lossier.
Apart from that, ffmpeg should do the trick, shouldn't it?
Look for it in with Synaptics.
When you installed it, open a console, cd to a folder with ogg files, then type:
ffmpeg -i *.ogg *.mp3
This converts them all in one easy command.
Of course you can convert them one by one:
ffmpeg -i OldName.ogg NewName.mp3
or
ffmpeg -i MySong.ogg MySong.mp3
The original ogg files will not be deleted. After the command, you will have your ogg files and yout mp3 files.
Maybe you can do like this too, but I didn't try it myself:
mkdir ConvertedSongs
ffmpeg -i *.ogg ConvertedSongs/*.mp3
J.R.
2008/12/8 Noah <admin2@enabled.com>
Hi there,
I am hoping somebody on the list can recommend a command line based
program that can transform ogg format files to mp3 format?
Cheers,
Noah
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