Looking for a command-line method to re-encode a bunch of MP3 files.
by lawnm0wer from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5CD8N)
I've been having trouble running a game, and through a series of tinkering with files, I've determined the root cause of the problem has something to do with the encoding on the game's music.
What want to do is to re-encode these files through either lame, ffmpeg, or some other program, but my goal is to do it all in one fell swoop and preserve the names of the files.
I looked online for tutorials on this, but it's always .mp3 to something else. Last time I tried lame, it saved the mp3 files as FILENAME.mp3.mp3.
I found this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/5367...to-192kbps-mp3
But I don't need to bother with bitrates or anything, so I'm wondering if you could show me a simpler solution.
What want to do is to re-encode these files through either lame, ffmpeg, or some other program, but my goal is to do it all in one fell swoop and preserve the names of the files.
I looked online for tutorials on this, but it's always .mp3 to something else. Last time I tried lame, it saved the mp3 files as FILENAME.mp3.mp3.
I found this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/5367...to-192kbps-mp3
But I don't need to bother with bitrates or anything, so I'm wondering if you could show me a simpler solution.