Oggify – convert all your wma, wav and mp3 to ogg

A script to convert .mp3 files to .ogg

Requires mpg123 and oggenc, uses perl rename, but I can make one with the old rename (rename.ul now in ubuntu and debian).

Why should we use ogg?

cd into the dir fullo tunes, and:

#!/bin/bash

# convert mp3 and wav to ogg
# tony baldwin  http://www.BaldwinSoftware.com
# cleaning up file names

echo cleaning file names...

rename 's/ /_/g' *
rename y/A-Z/a-z/ *
rename 's/_-_/-/g' *
rename 's/\,//g' *

# converting all mp3 files to wav,
#so there will be nothing but wavs

echo Converting mp3 to wav...

for i in $(ls -1 *.mp3)
do
n=$i
mpg123 -w "$n.wav" "$n"
done

# and, now, converting those wav files to ogg

echo Converting .wav to .ogg

for i in *.wav
do
oggenc $i
done


# Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere
# Clean up, clean up, everybody do your share...

# cleaning some file names
# removing ".mp3" from $filename.mp3.ogg
# for result of $filename.ogg

rename 's/.mp3//g' *.ogg

# removing all those big, fat wav files.

rm -f *.wav
rm -f *.mp3

Cleaning up after ourselves...

echo -e "Your files are ready, friend.\nHappy listening!"

exit

# This program was written by tony baldwin - tony @ baldwinsoftware.com
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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wiki page for this script.

I have a version with a little gui-ness with zenity, if anyone wants it. (i.e. with a graphical user interface)

./tony

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UPDATE: 2011.02.24

I wrote a separate script for those darned .wma files. Requires FFMpeg:

#!/bin/bash

# tony baldwin http://www.BaldwinSoftware.com
# cleaning up file names

echo cleaning file names...

rename 's/ /_/g' *
rename y/A-Z/a-z/ *
rename 's/_-_/-/g' *
rename 's/\,//g' *

echo convert wma files to ogg

for i in *.wma;
do ffmpeg -i $i -acodec libvorbis -aq 100 $i.ogg;
if [ -f $i.ogg ]; then
rename 's/.wma//g' $i.ogg
rm $i
fi
ls *.ogg
echo 'all done'
done

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