Once the discussion results in a finished button please post it into the original thread, but let's keep ongoing discussion in here so people can easily find buttons, rather than talk about buttons, in the Buttons & Toolbars area.
--Nudel
Good idea! Now I can copy optimized mp3-files to my player (used an external program before).
I add some variables to choose the quality. How can I use the choosen bitrate for ALL files without DO prompting for each file?
could you please tell me which variable I can use so that the drop-down information will be used for every file? All I tried was without success.
And is there an option that allows another entry than the first one in the drop-down to be selected by default (nothing found in the manual/reference list)?
Yes, but I'm not that good in programming . I'll try it...
I found nothing about setting the default option in "dlgchoose" (in this button I want the 3rd option "-V 4" selected by default, without changing the order).
I believe you'd want to use @sync at the beginning of the command line. This will make the files be transcoded one at a time, instead of many windows opening.
I've been tinkering with an audio toolbar. I'll try to post it pretty soon. It can also make ogg vorbis and mp4 files, along with some lossless formats.
If I knew of a program which would copy tags from any tag style to another, that would be great. As it is, tags are lost except in flac > ogg.
Either it's not set to MS-DOS Batch type (but it is according to the button definition) or your version of LAME.exe is opening a new window for each instance (which would be odd) or we're not running the same version of Opus (9.0.0.6 here).
@nudel:
about dopusrt /cmd...
Yes variables are the way to go... it's just that "usually" I find that dopusrt /cmd still "fixes" the multiple prompt thing depending on the command it's with... seems to work when used with actual opus functions as opposed to external programs... it's come up in a few other topics where the same situation is fixed with internal Copy commands or similar.
@sasa:
I'm using v3.97 here as well and only get one window for all files being processed. Are "YOU" sure you're using the exact same button as the last one you posted, and hadn't modified it any further?
@nudel again:
Not sure this is what he wants to do... seems like he might want to 'replace' the "source" files with whatever he's re-encoding to... and I don't see how you're going to do that unless you still re-encode to a 'destination' dir first, then 'move' the files to the "source" folder... or, unless you use some renaming acrobatics...