Pack'nHeat
11th January 2002, 05:41
Hey bud
Remember that old script you wrote?
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@Echo off
Rem put your wav file information between the quote marks
rem : If this batch file is actually IN the directory with your wav, just
rem : put the name of your wav file, no drive letter or path would
rem : be needed. Keeping the quotes, allows path names with
rem : spaces in them like c:\program files\my working directory\
rem : without the quote marks it will screw up if spaces are used
rem : save as \ MakeMyMp3.bat
set mywav="drive:\path\name.wav"
rem :Play around with lame parameters until you find the one best
rem :suited for you. Until then, these should work very well for you
rem :IMPORTANT: Remove ONE of the indented REM statements
rem :below depending on if doing backup for 1 or 2 cds.
rem :That means remove the three letters REM from in front
rem :of the statement you want to use. Not the whole line!
rem 2cd
rem set lameargs=-V1 -mj -h --athtype 3 --lowpass 19.5 -b96 -B256
rem 1cd
rem set lameargs=-V1 -mj -h --athtype 3 --lowpass 19.5 -b32 -B160
rem do the work
Echo Press return after normalize finishes to continue mp3 step
normalize.exe -l 2 -o %mywav%.nor.wav %mywav%
lame.exe %lameargs% %mywav%.nor.wav %mywav%.vbr.mp3
Echo Finished
pause
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Well, I've used it in Win98 and liked using it. I don't remember what vs. of Azid & Lame I used. LOL, it's all I know.
I am now using XP. I download the newest Azid & Lame. I put them in: Windows/System32 folder. When I run the .bat, I get this:
Press return after normalize finishes to continue mp3 step
'normalize.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Could not find "audio_project_1 AC3 T01 3_2ch 448Kbps 48KHz.wav.nor.wav".
Finished
Press any key to continue ...
All that has changed is my OS & Azid/Lame vs.
Please help DDog.:( Thanks
Remember that old script you wrote?
-------------------------------------------
@Echo off
Rem put your wav file information between the quote marks
rem : If this batch file is actually IN the directory with your wav, just
rem : put the name of your wav file, no drive letter or path would
rem : be needed. Keeping the quotes, allows path names with
rem : spaces in them like c:\program files\my working directory\
rem : without the quote marks it will screw up if spaces are used
rem : save as \ MakeMyMp3.bat
set mywav="drive:\path\name.wav"
rem :Play around with lame parameters until you find the one best
rem :suited for you. Until then, these should work very well for you
rem :IMPORTANT: Remove ONE of the indented REM statements
rem :below depending on if doing backup for 1 or 2 cds.
rem :That means remove the three letters REM from in front
rem :of the statement you want to use. Not the whole line!
rem 2cd
rem set lameargs=-V1 -mj -h --athtype 3 --lowpass 19.5 -b96 -B256
rem 1cd
rem set lameargs=-V1 -mj -h --athtype 3 --lowpass 19.5 -b32 -B160
rem do the work
Echo Press return after normalize finishes to continue mp3 step
normalize.exe -l 2 -o %mywav%.nor.wav %mywav%
lame.exe %lameargs% %mywav%.nor.wav %mywav%.vbr.mp3
Echo Finished
pause
---------------------------------------------
Well, I've used it in Win98 and liked using it. I don't remember what vs. of Azid & Lame I used. LOL, it's all I know.
I am now using XP. I download the newest Azid & Lame. I put them in: Windows/System32 folder. When I run the .bat, I get this:
Press return after normalize finishes to continue mp3 step
'normalize.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Could not find "audio_project_1 AC3 T01 3_2ch 448Kbps 48KHz.wav.nor.wav".
Finished
Press any key to continue ...
All that has changed is my OS & Azid/Lame vs.
Please help DDog.:( Thanks