I know there are options such as Sound Converter for doing them one track or directory at a time, but are there any tools that will recursively crawl through a directory's subdirectories and convert all WMA's to MP3's?
I basically would like to let it loose on my ~/Music and let it do its thing without me manually having to give it one subdirectory at a time.
Best Answer
MPlayer is likely to be installed already. Also make sure you have lame:
Then there are two ways to do it, an easy to read version, and a short and dirty script to do it:
All wma's should be in your current directory. Create a file called wmamp3 in your home directory (~/) containing:
chmod +x ~/wmamp3
to make it executablesudo cp ~/wmamp3 /usr/bin
to pop it somewhere useful on your pathType "wmamp3" to run your conversion.
The short and dirty version (does exactly the same as above):