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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
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shntool len with txt file added to folder: @echo off %~d1 & cd %* for %%T in (shn flac wav ape) do if exist *.%%T shntool len -u mb *.%%T >> "%~n1-shntool.txt" No members have liked this post.
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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
That did the trick - thanks
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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
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'{' flac - -8 -o %f '}' Make sure there is a space between each ' and the code before or after it inside the curly brackets. 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] You can use the 'typ' variable with any shntool command. For a straight conversion, for instance, set the typ variable as above, then use a command such as the following: shntool conv -o %typ% *.shn No members have liked this post.
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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
Very cool uhclem, thanks a lot!
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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
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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? No members have liked this post.
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Re: Batch Files - "How to" + Recipes (add 'em if you got 'em!)
You didn't specify an input file inside the curly brackets. When working with a custom format the input should always be 'standard in' which is signified simply by a dash, '-'
So try this inside the curlys and let me know if it works: mac - %f -c4000 No members have liked this post.
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bumpity bump
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