I have build a normalize service menu which consists mainly of
normalize --peak "$FILE"
normalize -g -0.1dB "$FILE"
and does is for all selcted files.
can send the complete code
very handy to adjust the gain of self recorded audio files.
And the above comment by Labrum is what I like to call "Shameless Advertising". BUT BEING SHAMELESS MYSELF!
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=25766
PAC does this, along with what audioKonverter does, and I quote "much, much more" ;)
PAC is an app which I recommend to everyone that asks for an app, audiokonverter is a service menu. But PAC is no replacement for this SM, because it uses a different approach.
...the resulting ogg file gets saved in ~/ instead the current directory.
It seems that mp32ogg doesn't offer an option to pass the working directory, but maybe passing a cd command to the exec line in the desktop file would be an option?
Anyway, thanks for the work!
...got it:
Simply place a cd commend before the actual command:
Exec=cd %d && mp32ogg %U
and
Exec=cd %d && oggenc %U
Helps a lot :) .
Thanks & best regards
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I have build a normalize service menu which consists mainly of normalize --peak "$FILE" normalize -g -0.1dB "$FILE" and does is for all selcted files. can send the complete code very handy to adjust the gain of self recorded audio files.
And the above comment by Labrum is what I like to call "Shameless Advertising". BUT BEING SHAMELESS MYSELF! http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=25766 PAC does this, along with what audioKonverter does, and I quote "much, much more" ;)
PAC is an app which I recommend to everyone that asks for an app, audiokonverter is a service menu. But PAC is no replacement for this SM, because it uses a different approach.
audiokonverter does this already, and much more. http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=12608
...the resulting ogg file gets saved in ~/ instead the current directory. It seems that mp32ogg doesn't offer an option to pass the working directory, but maybe passing a cd command to the exec line in the desktop file would be an option? Anyway, thanks for the work!
...got it: Simply place a cd commend before the actual command: Exec=cd %d && mp32ogg %U and Exec=cd %d && oggenc %U Helps a lot :) . Thanks & best regards