"any2opus.sh" is an FFmpeg wrapper for the parallel conversion of audio files.
Metadata is preserved. Any directory on the command line is traversed recursively. By default, the original audio files are deleted.
Symbolic links like "any2ogg.sh", "any2mp3.sh", "any2flac.sh" and "any2wav.sh" change the default output format - which can also be changed using command line arguments.
$ ./any2opus.sh --help
any2opus.sh, version 0.1
Usage: any2opus.sh [options] file|dir...
Supported input formats: all supported by FFmpeg
Options:
-h | --help this help
-q | --quality QUAL encoding quality as understood by 'libopus' - higher is better (default: 192)
-k | --keep keep original file (unless it's a *.opus)
-d | --dir DIR put the result in DIR (create if missing)
-n | --dry-run do not run the conversion
-j | --jobs number of parallel jobs (default is 0, which means as many as logical CPU cores)
--only-exts EXTS only process files with these extensions (space separated, e.g.: ".flac .wav")
--opus output Opus (default)
--ogg output Ogg/Vorbis
--mp3 output MP3
--flac output FLAC
--wav output WAV
--version show version
Convert any FLAC and WAV files in the current directory to 192 Kb/s (VBR) Opus, recursively and using all CPU cores (file extension matching is case-insensitive, original files are deleted):
./any2opus.sh --only-exts ".flac .wav" .Convert all files with an audio stream in directory "in_dir" to Opus, 160 KB/s (VBR), writing the output to directory "out_dir" and leaving the original files intact:
./any2opus.sh --quality 160 --dir out_dir in_dirConvert all audio files in "my_dir" to MP3, deleting the originals:
./any2opus.sh --mp3 my_dir
# or
./any2mp3.sh my_dir-
author: Ștefan Talpalaru stefantalpalaru@yahoo.com