Hey there, nice work with this tool so far (as it's the only thing I could find that also works on Linux...).
While using it, I came across two things that I though might improve the usability of the program with not much work.
support multiple files as input, to avoid always having to use a for loop when wanting to convert multiple files
of course, the -o must then be disabled/ignored, as all files would result in the same filename otherwise
adding a -q flag for less output (maybe only the name of the output file and the duration it took) and maybe even a -qq flag for no output at all. Can be quite terminal-filling if converting lots of files otherwise ^^.
I might even suggest making the proposed -q behavior the default and adding a -v flag for verbose output, which could basically just be all of the output that printed at the moment.
Hey there, nice work with this tool so far (as it's the only thing I could find that also works on Linux...).
While using it, I came across two things that I though might improve the usability of the program with not much work.
-omust then be disabled/ignored, as all files would result in the same filename otherwise-qflag for less output (maybe only the name of the output file and the duration it took) and maybe even a-qqflag for no output at all. Can be quite terminal-filling if converting lots of files otherwise ^^.-qbehavior the default and adding a-vflag for verbose output, which could basically just be all of the output that printed at the moment.