| Odes�latel: Dmitry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| JL> Sure, but it change names like song~1.mp3.wav.
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| JL> Do have somebody method of batch encoding to achieve full long names?
|
| JL> I have directory structure for different bitrates like 22m32, 22m40,
22s48,
| JL> 22s56, 22s64, 22s80, 32s80,...
| JL> and for each dir I have in batchfile for %%f in (*.mp3) .....
|
| JL> But long names are lost.
|
| for /R %f in (*.wav) do lame.exe "%f" "%f.mp3" <settings>
|
| /R adds recursive for your directory tree.
|
| no problem at all. read "for /?".
|
| if you are using .bat files change % to %%.
Hi Dmitry,
I cannot use /R, because of different parameters for each directory. But It
is not real problem. Problem is way to handle with long names in FOR
command under win.
Regards
Jaroslav Lukesh
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