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1#!/bin/bash
2#Copylefted by: Harvie 2o1o
3version='1.1';
4filetypes='(mp3|wav|wma)$'; #regex
5quality="$1"; #passed to lame as --preset argument
6outdir="_lame-encoded-preset-"; #preset name will be attached - needs to be regex compatible string
7
8#guess count of CPU cores
9cpus=1;
10cpusguess=$(grep 'processor.:' /proc/cpuinfo 2>/dev/null | wc -l);
11[ "$cpusguess" -ge 1 ] 2>/dev/null && cpus="$cpusguess"
12[ "$2" -ge 1 ] 2>/dev/null && cpus="$2"
13
14lamelog='/dev/null'
15[ "$cpus" -eq 1 ] && lamelog='/dev/stdout'
16
17[ -z "$1" ] && {
18echo -e "lame-recursive v$version (Harvie 2o1o)
19
20 (Re-)Encode all '$filetypes' files in current directory and (sub-directories)
21 - This will NOT touch the original files.
22 - This will only create new files in ${outdir}PRESET directory in each
23 sub-directory, where PRESET will be substitued by selected lame preset.
24 - Files in such directories will be ignored
25 - Once encoded file will be overwriten only if it's older than original file
26 - Requires working lame binary
27 - Supports multiple CPUs/cores
28
29 Usage: $0 [preset] [cpu-cores]
30 Example: cd ~/music; $0 standart
31 Example: cd ~/spoken; $0 voice
32
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34 VBR: voice, medium, standart, extreme, insane (= 320kbps CBR)
35 ABR: 8, 16, 32, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320
36 For more info: lame --preset help
37
38cpu-cores:
39 You probably have $cpusguess CPU cores, i will use this value by default
40 Anyway... You can try any value higher than 0
41 (does not affect sound quality, probably you don't need to change this)
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42
43tips & tricks:
44 - to quickly visualy check if all files were recoded:
45 ls -R1 . | sort | less
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46"
47exit;
48}
49
50encode() {
51 tsign() { echo -ne "[$$]\t"; echo "$@"; }
52 temp=$(mktemp)
53 cleanup() {
54 last=$(cat "$temp");
55 echo -ne "\n[$$] Terminated. Deleting incomplete file:\n\t"
56 echo "$last"
57 rm -f "$last";
58 rm -rf "$temp";
59 exit;
60 }
61 trap cleanup SIGINT SIGTERM SIGHUP SIGPIPE SIGQUIT SIGKILL;
62
63
64 infile="$1"
65 cd "${infile%/*}";
66 outdir="${outdir}${quality}"
67 [[ -d "$outdir" ]] || {
68 echo "==> Creating directory: $(pwd)/$outdir";
69 mkdir -p "$outdir";
70 }
71 infile="${infile##*/}";
72 outfile="$outdir/${infile##*/}";
73
74 [ "$outfile" -nt "$infile" ] && {
75 tsign "Output file is newer than input file: $(pwd)/$outfile";
76 exit;
77 }
78
79 echo "$(pwd)/$outfile" > "$temp"
80 tsign "Encoding: '$infile'";
81 lame --preset "$quality" "$infile" "$outfile" >"$lamelog" 2>&1
82 tsign " Done: '$infile'; retval=$?";
83}
84
85echo "==> I will use $cpus CPU cores";
86export -f encode; export quality outdir lamelog
87find -regextype posix-egrep -iregex '.*'"$filetypes" | grep -v /"$outdir" | tr '\r\n' '\0\0' | xargs -0 -n 1 -P "$cpus" bash -c 'encode "$@"' --
88echo '
89
90==> All files were processed.
91==> But you should rather check them before deleting the originals...
92==> Thank you for using lame-recursive by Harvie ( http://blog.harvie.cz/ )'
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