eNarc
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Transcode Multiple mp3 files at once with VLC Media Player
Hi Experts!!!
how can I Transcode Multiple mp3 files at once with VLC Media Player??
how can I Transcode Multiple mp3 files at once with VLC Media Player??
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Transcode Multi mp3 Files at once to a lower format, 128 to 64 using RAW format.
I'd like to batch lots of files than having to do each 1 on its own :S
not rip CD, just ur average mp3 file.
so for example we have 3 mp3 files
1.mp3
2.mp3
3.mp3
each is 128, so...
transcode them to 64.
1.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
2.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
3.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
done, job lot complete.
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64 }:standard {mux=raw,d st=H:\1.mp 3,access=f ile}
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64 }:standard {mux=raw,d st=H:\2.mp 3,access=f ile}
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64 }:standard {mux=raw,d st=H:\3.mp 3,access=f ile}
though I don't know the hole command ^^^^ to make that happen :S
how can I use that for a batch or make a command lengh for it? so I can add files and have it batch that way.
I'd like to batch lots of files than having to do each 1 on its own :S
not rip CD, just ur average mp3 file.
so for example we have 3 mp3 files
1.mp3
2.mp3
3.mp3
each is 128, so...
transcode them to 64.
1.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
2.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
3.mp3 -> transcode -> done.
done, job lot complete.
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64
transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=64
though I don't know the hole command ^^^^ to make that happen :S
how can I use that for a batch or make a command lengh for it? so I can add files and have it batch that way.
Hi eNarc,
I don't know the command either. Is there a reason why it needs to be done via command lines?
I use the following program to batch transcode in this way:
Super:
Super is a completely free video/audio converter that achieves for free what most can't achieve for money!
http://www.erightsoft.com/S5l01.html
Direct download link:
http://gpl.download.free.fr/3D9121212BB6AB90DF314FF/SUPERsetup.exe
Simply drag and drop the mp3s to transcode into the program, select your output rate e.g. 64kbps and away it goes!
Hope this helps!
I don't know the command either. Is there a reason why it needs to be done via command lines?
I use the following program to batch transcode in this way:
Super:
Super is a completely free video/audio converter that achieves for free what most can't achieve for money!
http://www.erightsoft.com/S5l01.html
Direct download link:
http://gpl.download.free.fr/3D9121212BB6AB90DF314FF/SUPERsetup.exe
Simply drag and drop the mp3s to transcode into the program, select your output rate e.g. 64kbps and away it goes!
Hope this helps!
ASKER
I have Super, though omg VLC transcodes in RAW!!! :D :D its amazing the quality from it!
I so want the command line.
I so want the command line.
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wasn't what i wanted :(
what are you trying to do here?
Rip CD to MP3? or convert MP3 to some other format? - If so, what format?
The more specific you can be, the better recommendation I can make.