I adopted it to Windows and PowerShell.ĭownload ffmpeg, open your PowerShell ISE, change both paths and run the following code: $files = Get-ChildItem "C:\path\to\musicfolder" -Recurse -Include *.mp3,*.ogg,*. The theory is already explained at StackOverflow. However, there is another ffmpeg option: -af silencedetect. You can only choose one fixed bit rate even if you process multiple files with different qualities. If used, comment out Remove and Rename since no new files are created to process themįor testing, you could also use -d FOLDERPATH to choose a single output folder and to use the original filename as output (otherwise _trimmed will be appended)ĭocumentation explaining all available optionsįFmpeg (Command Line version, available for all major OS platforms)įFmpeg's audio filter -af silenceremove should not be used since it always re-encodes your files and you cannot for gods sake keep the same audio quality as your input file. It outputs errors or says everything went well.
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