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Originally Posted by uhclem
... When I want to perform a fix and compress to a non-default level of flac compression, I make a custom batch file and I create the custom file type as a variable. This makes the code a little easier to read, and I can easily cut and paste from one batch file into another for other fixes. I create a variable called 'typ' (for file type) at the beginning of the batch file like this:
set typ=cust ext=flac '{' flac -o %%f -V -8 - '}'
I then use 'typ' as my shntool file format with the -o argument, like this:
shntool fix -s r -o %typ% [input files]
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Thnx for this, uhclem. I tried the same on ape files but failed. One of the lines I tested was
shntool fix -s b -o cust ext=ape '{' mac %f -c4000 '}' "Test 01.ape" "Test 02.ape" "Test 03.ape"
Only some useless warnings / error messages showed up ("make sure that there is enough disk space + the specified output directory exists" and stuff like that). Can you give me a helping hand pls?
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