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Convert WAV files to MP3 or FLAC
Assume you have a whole mess of WAV files that you want to convert. First let's turn them into MP3s.
lame --preset insane *wav
This basically creates the mp3 at 320, which is, uh, insane, but it's the highest quality level. If its not 320, I don't want it. You may choose 192 or above; unless it's speech, I would NEVER use anything less than 192.
Now let's convert your WAVs to FLAC files.
shntool conv -o flac *.wav
If you're using a Debian-based system, you'll probably need to do this first:
sudo apt-get install shntool
Is that not easy or what?
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Convert sound files with ... SoundConverter!
OK, here's the situation: you have some sounds, but you don't like they sound. Sounds like you want your sounds to
sound like another sound. So it sounds like you need to convert those sounds to another sound. So how do you do that?
SoundConverter, of course!
It outputs as Ogg Vorbis, MP3, FLAC, or WAV, & for OGG & MP3 you can choose a quality level, which is as it
should be. OK, fine, but what's it accept as input? Why, anything that
GStreamer can read. On my system, that means the following, plus a
WHOLE lot more: mp3, wav, FLAC, Windows Media Audio, Real, Shorten, and the list goes on and on and on. SoundConverter
does its job quickly, and it just … works. Sounds like you should give it a try!
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mp3,
FLAC,
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