converting via the command line.

[mikey]

Is there a way to convert using comand line commands (Dont you hate it when you get stuck with a repeated word like that?) ??

I have an unusual mp3 player which seames to like wma files best and I would like to write a little utility to copy m3u playlists onto it; a command line driven converter to wma would be verry usefull, is this possible?

[MasterOfPuppets]

Re: converting via the command line.

Are you using Sveta for copying audio onto your player? If your m3u playlists point to wma files, then I think you can right click the m3u --> convert to (portable device). I'm not too familiar with Sveta, though.

Otherwise you could write a VBScript to do this for you, check out http://www.dbpoweramp.com/developer-scripting-dmc.htm for details on how to. If you like to stick to command line (.bat, .cmd) programs, dMC is currently not capable of taking parameters as options for conversionl, you would have to make the script in VB and then use 'wscript example.vbs' to execute it.

[mikey]

Re: converting via the command line.

Excelent exacly what I was looking for. The best I had hoped for was command line access; Great.

Otherwise you could write a VBScript to do this for you, check out http://www.dbpoweramp.com/developer-scripting-dmc.htm for details on how to.

[Unregistered]

Re: converting via the command line.

Hey,

Do you guys plan on supporting simple command line conversions any time soon? Something like...

C:\dbPowerAmp\> MusicConverter -b 128 C:\MP3\song.mp3

...would be awesome.

[Spoon]

Re: converting via the command line.

Not in the short term, exposing the various codec compression options would be very difficult.

[Unregistered]

Re: converting via the command line.

Can I execute this in Wine or Crossover Office in Linux?