#!/bin/bash

# Get all files in current directory
myMp3Files=$(ls *.mp3)

# Loop through all files and do your changes
for looMp3File in $myMp3Files
do

  # Get original filename without .mp3 extension
  originTune=$(echo $loopMp3File|awk '{gsub("."," ");print $1}');

  # Create your new filename including .mp3
  newTune=$originTune"-128.mp3"

  echo "Converting $loopMp3File into $newTune";
  # do the converting
  myConvert=$(lame -h $loopMp3File $newTune);
done

#!/bin/bash

clear
echo
echo autolame V 0.12
echo
echo "autolame was written by Lawrence Shafer" 
echo "Please send any flames, laughter hugs and"
echo "updates/enhancements to lawrence(at)pastimes.cc"
sleep 5

# Usage Instructions.

# 0 make sure you have lame installed!
# 1 Copy this file to /usr/bin/autolame.
# 2 cd to the directory where the wav's are that you want to convert.
# 3 type autolame
# 4 they're done!

# need to ad arg for lame command line and for in/out filenames so you dont have to run it in the wav folder

# Get all files in current directory
myWavFiles=$(ls *.wav)

# Go through the wav's and convert them
for oldWav in $myWavFiles

do
  
  clear
  echo
  echo auto-lame V 0.12
  echo
  # Get original filename without .Wav extension
  originName=$(echo $oldWav|awk '{sub(".wav"," ");print $1}');
  echo $originName
  echo

  # Create the new filename including .mp3
  newMp3=$originName".mp3"

  echo "Encoding $oldWav to $newMp3";
  echo
  echo
  # Convert it
  lameit=$(lame -h $oldWav $newMp3);
done