use oggdec filename.ogg | lame filename.mp3
or mpg123 (options) filename.mp3 | oogenc filename.ogg
There are some command line options you'll have to discover but a quick glance
at oggdec -h told me it should work.
-Pkj. (who figures you could even write a bash script to automate it)
On Monday 15 December 2003 08:07, you wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good program to convert mp3's to
> ogg and vice versa? I would like to archive with ogg
> but my mp3 player won't play ogg so I need a way to
> convert the ogg to mp3's.
> I tried to compile lame for debian but for some reason
> it doesn't seem to work. Crashes audacity. audacity
> looks like a good choice but I really would perfer a
> way to do this from the command line as I could script
> it to do a large number at once. I've searched through
> the apt-cache and did not come up with anything. Also
> checked freshmeat but came up empty there also.
>
> Thanks
> Mike M.
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