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supernater
Hi there,

I came across this site while searching for different ogg encoders and I saw that most of the forum members recommended the aotuv encoder. I am kind of new to using command line applications but I was able to work out the basics. I tested the aotuv encoder and concluded (like many of you) that it was better than the encoder I was using.

My question is, how do I batch encode an entire directory of .wav files using aotuv? For an individual file I know that I type... venc -q4 "file name here.wav".

Thanks
dutch109
QUOTE (supernater @ Jan 28 2009, 18:19) *
Hi there,

I came across this site while searching for different ogg encoders and I saw that most of the forum members recommended the aotuv encoder. I am kind of new to using command line applications but I was able to work out the basics. I tested the aotuv encoder and concluded (like many of you) that it was better than the encoder I was using.

My question is, how do I batch encode an entire directory of .wav files using aotuv? For an individual file I know that I type... venc -q4 "file name here.wav".

Thanks

You can make a .bat file with in it :
CODE
for %%i in (*.wav) do call "PATH_OF_THE_ENCODER_EXE" -q 4 "%%i"


... but you should try using oggdropXPd. wink.gif
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