mp3 files with # the fink installed LAME encoder.# modified from flac script by ChrisR on for file in *.oggdo ogg123 -d raw -f - '$file' | lame -h -m s -b 192 - '$(basename '$file'. #! /bin/sh# Andy Freed - 2004# this uses fink installed flac to convert#. Feel free to change any of the options in the lame converter, and see ChrisR's post for information about IDv3 tags with command line tools if you're interested. It was simple.įinally, here's the shell script that you can run in a directory full of.

You'll also need to install LAME with fink. If you're missing any libraries, check to see if fink has (or can) install them. You might get some errors during the configuration, and they are pretty good about what's causing the problem. configure -with-ogg=/sw -with-ao=/sw -without-flacI didn't bother to compile with flac support, because I use flac to do that. Its kind of tricky you'll need to install libao2, libogg and libvorbis libraries using fink, then compile with the following. You'll need to download and compile the vorbis player/encoder tools for everyone from. Using the same paradigm as ChrisR's flac to mp3 command line script, I've done the same to convert ogg files to mp3s using command line tools.