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In Reply to: RE: A nasty surprise in Adobe Audition posted by Jim F. on December 17, 2009 at 14:06:59:
. . . as 24-bit fixed point (which is the safest format for them)
then I suspect that SoX (the command-line version) would be just
the tool.
Are you a programmer, by any chance?
A few lines of shell script, in Linux (or on a PC with Cygwin)
could pipe the output of flac into SoX into flac again,
for each of your files. SoX would have arguments indicating
that the input is 32-bit float and the output is 24-bit
fixed.
Of course if you attempt this, I'd do it on a **copy** of
your 1TB drive, just in case!
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- BTW, if you wanted to re-format all your files. . . - Jim F. 14:20:01 12/17/09 (1)
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