Hi,
I have a problem with an audio conversion script -- from FLAC to ALAC.
I want to convert some of my library from FLAC to ALAC for ease of use on a Mac OSX box. I wrote a little script which works as expected on OSX just fine, but I'd like to know how I screwed up the script so that it doesn't run on OpenBSD 5.7. Both my OpenBSD 5.7 box and OSX box both use KSH for the shell. I get this error message on OpenBSD ...
Quote:
$/home/thomasw/bin/Flac2Alac.sh
/home/thomasw/bin/Flac2Alac.sh[6]: ${f/%flac/m4a}": bad substitution
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... when running this script:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
#script using ffmpeg to convert FLAC to ALAC and use AtomicParsley to #merge the cover.jpg into the converted ALAC files.
for f in *.flac; do ffmpeg -i "$f" -vf "crop=((in_w/2)*2):((in_h/2)*2)" -c:a alac "${f/%flac/m4a}" "${f/%flac/jpg}" && \
AtomicParsley "${f/%flac/m4a}" --artwork "${f/%flac/jpg}" --overWrite && \
rm "${f/%flac/jpg}"; done
I know a simple answer would be to use the script on OSX, but my entire audio library is on OpenBSD and copying the FLACs to run the script on the OSX is a tiresome task I'd like to avoid.
If anyone can hit me with a cluebat I'd appreciate it.
Thanks in advance --
thomasw