I wanted to turn some mp3 files to .wav and then burn them, but I got an error when trying to burn the .wav files. Then I came to understand the reason why it happened: the .wav files were mono files. After a bit of googling I found what I was looking for
$ sox monofile.wav -r 44100 -c 2 stereofile.wav I tried to create an alias, but it didn't work. Then I created my first script -- if it could be called a script. It is very simple, but it works. #!/bin/bash echo please enter the filename read name sox $name -r 44100 -c 2 stereofile.wav I hope someone will find this useful. If anyone knows of any other way of doing it, then please let me know. Thanks. -- josenildo marques icq #289971493 homepage http://cyb.ezdir.net registered linux user #341648 ********* "A sociedade moderna burguesa n�o aboliu os antagonismos de classe. Apenas estabeleceu novas classes, novas condi��es de opress�o, novas formas de luta em lugar das velhas." Karl Marx
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