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You need
ffmpeginstalled. If you have Homebrew installed on a Mac, you can do this by running:brew install ffmpeg -
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process.shin directory containing.oggfiles. -
Ensure it's executable:
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Run it, to convert each
.oggfile to a.mp3file:./process.sh -
If a file is named
track.ogg, the resulting.mp3file will be saved in the same directory astrack.mp3.
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Convert a directory of .ogg files to .mp3 files
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| set -e | |
| for f in *.ogg; do | |
| out=$(echo $f | sed -e "s/.ogg/.mp3/g") | |
| echo "Processing: $f" | |
| ffmpeg -i "$f" -acodec libmp3lame "$out" | |
| echo "Saved: $out" | |
| done |
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I want to add that to create the process.sh file in the best way possible:
you should open terminal, cd to the .ogg directory and type
nano process.sh, in the terminal window, then paste the text on GitHub that is for the process.sh command, you can save the file by using Ctrl+X on keyboard, now start back at the step "Ensure it's executable" on Github.I hope this helps, first post ever on GitHub <3