If you want to play with the terminal the sox command will convert to
ogg, although I don't usually use ogg so I couldn't really test the
output file. I installed sox using MacPorts. Once installed I just did
sox test.aiff test.ogg
which took my test.aiff file and made it into a .ogg file.
CB
On 5/5/14, 5:10 PM, Scott Berry wrote:
Hello there,
I am looking for a good batch converter which will convert files to ogg. I
know by default iTunes doesn't do this but I have the site where I can get the
appropriate plug-in.
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