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Shibatch sampling rate converter.

I have a few directorys with wav`s 16 - 32000, i need to convert them anyway.
but i also need to remaster  them (try), and my idea was to write a simple script
to convert them to 24 bit 44100, but my knowledge to ssrc from command line is as good as zero.
can someone assist me.

Shibatch sampling rate converter.

Reply #1 –
Would a gui help?

Shibatch sampling rate converter.

Reply #2 –
don't they usually?
"You can fight without ever winning, but never win without a fight."  Neil Peart  'Resist'

Shibatch sampling rate converter.

Reply #3 –
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FOR %f IN (*.wav) DO ssrc --rate 44100 --bits 24 --profile fast "%f" "%f_44.1khz_24bit.wav"

It should be easier with using foobar2000.

Shibatch sampling rate converter.

Reply #4 –
Not realy.
I mean, in this case am going to just convert them.
But am also going to copy that script,  in reverse order
with a encoder at the end.
A GUI would have been fine if am just was going to use ssrc.
so am going for a script.