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Change order of channels in a batch of WAV Files

Hey all,
Does anyone have any tools that allow you to reorder the channels in multichannel wav files from the commandline? I have a load of WAVs ripped with the DVD-A ripper that are in the incorrect L,R,C,BL,BR,LFE order as opposed to L,R,C,LFE,BL,BR. Unless there's some kind of winamp plugin that allows you to rearrange the channels, I'll have to fix them all. Any ideas?
Thanks!

Change order of channels in a batch of WAV Files

Reply #1 –
BeSweet. It allows channel reordering functions.
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Change order of channels in a batch of WAV Files

Reply #2 –
SoX can also do it, with a touch of batch file (or shell script) writing.
 

Change order of channels in a batch of WAV Files

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BeSweet. It allows channel reordering functions.

Hmm I couldn't find any of those options, besides demuxing the track, then remuxing it in a different order witha  mux file, which would be pretty painful. I'll take a look at that other one in a sec.

EDIT: Ok Sox doesn't look that straightforward either. Can anyone provide some batch file examples of how to do it?