The open-source Sox package can convert audio files to ogg. If you need
to convert a whole pile of them then you can just make a loop in a shell
script. Googling around I found this:
for i in *.wav; do sox "$i" "`echo $i|sed 's/wav$/ogg/'`";done
In the above example the source files are assumed to end in .wav. Each
file is encoded to .ogg and the file extension has .wav replaced with .ogg.
CB
On 12/25/14 9:40 AM, Scott Berry wrote:
Hello there,
I have a folder where I need to have some .jpg and .giff’s used. I also need
it to then convert music tracks from their native format to ogg. I know that
Xld does have the command line tool for this? What I am wondering is can you
call a command line operation from an Applescrippt file or do you have to do
command line stuff separately/ Also where is there a good example base for
Applescript?
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