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Hello there; love spek and use it regularly to understand encoding quality of my music library.
So regularly, in fact, that I'd like to generate output in batch (to compare files in a set, for instance). Would it be possible to have a command-line option that generates one or more PNGs and exits with a zero return value if the run was successful? Something like
-b, --batch generate PNG image file(s) and exit; filenames are suffixed with ".png"
would be fine for my use case, as it would allow something like spek -b ~/00MUZAK/*mp3, outputting Spek files following the format ~/00MUZAK/*.mp3.png.
I considered adding a comment to issue 169, but the request there is not about generating the PNGs, but rather outputing a text value; I'm not looking for that, as I think the PNG is more useful when comparing. Note that a -o option to allow customizing the path/filename might be useful but I personally wouldn' need it.
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Oh, is this actually fixed in the spek-alternative fork? Am looking at withmorten#1 and withmorten@cf02f3c and seeing the commit provides a filename output option.
I'm running the Ubuntu snap version, --version says Spek version 0.8.2.
Hello there; love spek and use it regularly to understand encoding quality of my music library.
So regularly, in fact, that I'd like to generate output in batch (to compare files in a set, for instance). Would it be possible to have a command-line option that generates one or more PNGs and exits with a zero return value if the run was successful? Something like
-b, --batch generate PNG image file(s) and exit; filenames are suffixed with ".png"
would be fine for my use case, as it would allow something like
spek -b ~/00MUZAK/*mp3
, outputting Spek files following the format~/00MUZAK/*.mp3.png
.I considered adding a comment to issue 169, but the request there is not about generating the PNGs, but rather outputing a text value; I'm not looking for that, as I think the PNG is more useful when comparing. Note that a
-o
option to allow customizing the path/filename might be useful but I personally wouldn' need it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: