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One of the things that frustrated me about Audacity was it's limited command-line interface. Audacity had lots of Effects that could have been used in the command-line to batch convert or batch repair many audio files using the Terminal.
One such effect that could have been useful in the command-line is the compressor effect.
Let's say for example you have 30 ogg files and the audio is just too low. Using the compressor effect in the Terminal to batch repair these audio files could save lots of time.
Describe the solution you'd like
Here's some examples of command-line scenarios:
BATCH COMPRESSORfor f in *.ogg ; do tenacity -i --compressor "/home/RagglenLove/Music/${f%.*}.ogg"; done
The compressor command will use the presets that you set within Tenacity's GUI.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I know that ffmpeg does this already, but in my experience, Audacity is easier to configure than ffmpeg
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
One of the things that frustrated me about Audacity was it's limited command-line interface. Audacity had lots of
Effectsthat could have been used in the command-line to batch convert or batch repair many audio files using the Terminal.One such effect that could have been useful in the command-line is the
compressoreffect.Let's say for example you have 30 ogg files and the audio is just too low. Using the
compressoreffect in the Terminal to batch repair these audio files could save lots of time.Describe the solution you'd like
Here's some examples of command-line scenarios:
BATCH COMPRESSOR
for f in *.ogg ; do tenacity -i --compressor "/home/RagglenLove/Music/${f%.*}.ogg"; doneThe
compressorcommand will use the presets that you set within Tenacity's GUI.Describe alternatives you've considered
I know that
ffmpegdoes this already, but in my experience, Audacity is easier to configure thanffmpegAdditional context
No response
This issue is not a duplicate