Creating
music data during the night ("JobProcessor.exe"):
Generally the JobProcessor can
be used to let a executable program process on several files.
Optional the PC can be shut down
automatically after the process ended.
In this special case the program
can be used to convert WAV files into OGG files using the command line
OGG encoder (OggEnc.exe).
The encoding of a ca. 4min long
music file takes ca. 15 min on a slower PC. So this tool offers you a convenient
possibility to encode CD ripped WAV's into OGG during the night.
The program needs a given path,
that points to a directory where further directories can be found that
contain music files in WAV format.
Let's suppose that "D:\Music"
contains two directories "Rolling Stones - Still Live - A - 1981" and "Santana
- Abraxas - A - 1970" that contain WAV files, so the window looks e.g.
like:
Drive selection
Directory selection
Setting the before selected directory
as source
Shows the contained sub-directories
File extension of the files on
that the executable program should process.
Check this box, if source files
should be deleted after processing them.
Command line of the executable
program, in this case the OGG encoder (# can be used as a file place-holder).
Check this box, if the PC should
be shut down after processing of all files. Additionally a shutdown program
has to be specified in the line below.
Starts the process.
That's only a example. The whole
thing works in the same way with every other command line encoder.
The mentioned additional programs
"OggEnc.exe" and "Shutdown.exe" can be downloaded in the Download
Area.
The JobProcessor is also available
in the Download Area.
The calling syntax is described
in the ReadMe.txt file.
Shutting
down the Windows PC ("Shutdown.exe"):
Shutdown is a small program that
shuts down Windows.
