Hello.

I was looking for a script that would RE-ENCODE, for example, 20 FLAC files (1.1.4) that are under a given directory/drive, to ANOTHER given location, using the newest flac.exe (1.2.1), like a batch re-encoding process.

I would like to have it as Windows/.BAT _AND_ Linux bash shell script.

For example:

C:\>CD D:\JARRE\AERO

D:\>FLACITNEW.BAT

Enter new output directory and press [ENTER]:
C:\AERO

Re-encoding the FLAC files...
Done.

(Now all new flawlessly re-encoded files reside in C:\AERO)

Search results, going under the guess that you didn't explore that route (although you likely already have) -

Reflacer

Synthetic Soul's batch file

and this...

likely none are what you're looking for exactly. <_<

the flac command line is pretty easy...
I am just missing the function which waits for the string prompt and will take that string and create a directory with it... reflacer isn't what I'm looking for since it's VBS, SS's batch file is OK but too many features like veryfing/temp list, etc.

try

thanks smoke3! that with --output-prefix in flac.exe should do!!