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  1. Does anyone know how to make Eac3to process all files in a folder?
    I wanted to create a batch file for this but it seems Eac3to doesn't except wild cards.

    Example batch file...

    eac3to.exe "C:\Folder01\*.wav" "C:\Folder02\*.wav" -resampleTo48000 -down16
    Thanks~
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    I don't think it supports that. But you could make a for loop in a batch .bat file like
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    for %%I in (*.wav) do (
    eac3to.exe "%%I.wav" "%%I-new.wav" -resampleTo48000 -down16 
    )
    and put in same folder as the wavs and eac3to.
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  3. Thats what I was looking for, Couldn't remember the old dos batch file syntax for looping all files, thanks so much...
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  4. So...I'm looking to do the same with a bunch of .w64 files and convert them to .ac3 files.

    Other than the filename extension...do I literally copy verbatim your code below to:

    for %%I in (*.w64) do (
    eac3to.exe "%%I.w64" "%%I-new.ac3"
    )

    Thanks so much

    Ben
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    I don't see how that code would work, you'd end up with source files ending with .w64.w64, not to mention what would happen if there was a space in the file name.

    I think you'd need to replace the middle line with:

    eac3to.exe %%I "%%~dpnI-new.ac3"
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  6. Thank you for info...I'll give it a try.
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