Hi,
I can't find the syntax I need to use to decode wma files to wav using the wmcmd.vbs command line script.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
mrgou
Full Version: wmcmd syntax
I don't think it's possible.
Maybe using -a_codec PCM -input meh.wma -output meh.wav, but I didn't test.
Maybe using -a_codec PCM -input meh.wma -output meh.wav, but I didn't test.
QUOTE(Sebastian Mares @ Dec 4 2005, 06:52 PM)
I don't think it's possible.
Maybe using -a_codec PCM -input meh.wma -output meh.wav, but I didn't test.
Maybe using -a_codec PCM -input meh.wma -output meh.wav, but I didn't test.
No, that's not working. I believe the container is still wma, although it's uncompressed.
If that's not possible with wmcmd, is there any command line decoder from WMA to WAV?
ffmpeg has a WMA decoder - maybe you can find something using that as back-end.
try mplayer instead. 
mplayer can even decode WMA lossless and WMA pro.
save the code above to a batch file,
after mplayer finish decoding, a wav file will appear on your desktop.
mplayer can even decode WMA lossless and WMA pro.
CODE
@echo off
cd "%userprofile%\desktop"
"C:\path to\mplayer.exe" -v -ao pcm:file="%~n1.wav" %1
pause
cd "%userprofile%\desktop"
"C:\path to\mplayer.exe" -v -ao pcm:file="%~n1.wav" %1
pause
save the code above to a batch file,
after mplayer finish decoding, a wav file will appear on your desktop.
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