I tried readings some toots and tried reading alan's thing. I just still can't
grok how to use subprocess.
I am trying to call sox (fun fact: an early contributer to sox was none other
than Guido van Rossum)
In the old days you would just use os i guess, like:
import os
os.system('sox -V3 -D -S St.01.aif -b16 Stout-01.aif rate -s -v 44100')
to call a unix executable that you would ordinarily run from the terminal.
what would the equivalent of this in python's new subprocess be? perhaps if i
saw an example it would click..
additionally.. sox is a sound conversion tool. I plan to batch process a bunch
of files. Will subprocess start all the jobs as it finds the files? or will it
process one job and que the next? If it opened a thread and started a bunch of
jobs it would likely bog down the system no?
anyway .... I have the os walk and other stuff that i am working on and i was
hoping to get some help on subprocess. There are a few pages on subprocess but
they all might just as well be in chinese and none of them, none that i can see
are equivalent to what i am trying to do (they all seem to be doing os-y things)
An example might help. Not sure why i am finding this so hard to get my head
around.
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