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From: Eric W. <nor...@yh...> - 2013-02-01 20:29:16
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Ulrich Klauer <ul...@ch...> wrote: > bat...@ho...: > > > $ sox -v $(sox input.wav -n stat -v 2>&1) input.wav output.wav > > Is there a similar command to use with Windows OS? > > If it is OK to have a temporary file containing all the audio, you can just use norm (gain -n) on any OS: > sox input.wav output.wav norm > If the files are too large, you'll need some scripting as in your example, but I don't know enough scripting for Windows. Btw, can/should "gain -n" avoid the temporary file when given seekable input? I can submit a patch if this makes sense. |