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So, thanks to your (steve) work, I could write a script which parses the tree, creates the structure in another location and, according to the extention of the files, copies them with normalization if mp3's, copies them if pictures, or does nothing else. It is running - started at 20:30, I think it ...

I did not know about sox. I now just need to carefully read everything. I had a look at some before replying, this sounds really very interesting.
Moreover, you seem have already done almost (quite ?) of the job, so no need to reinvent the wheel.
Thanks. I'll come back here and report when done.

Yes. This allows to act on a single file or on a series of selected files within a same folder, but not on tenths thousands of files in thousands of subfolders.
Thanks, anyway.
By the way : the scripting feature does not seem to be useful either - but I did not read all at the moment.

My opinion is that, as ordinary users, we ought only install apps from official repositories, and let snapcrapfts and flatpacks to enthusiasts that do not mind turning into betatesters.
To be sure not to install something else by error, I totally removed and deativated the snapd feature on my distro.

Hello, New to audacity, I would like to recursively apply normalisation to some 50,000 files. I am mainly running Ubuntu 20.04, current installed version is 2.3.3. I thought I would be able to achieve this by launching it from terminal and pass some parameters, but my attempts only led to displying ...