so, the DOS 'for' command below will read in all the. The basic usage of va_g729_decoder.exe is: I would do one and see if the output reads as a wav. From reading the documentation - I'm not at all sure that it is.
But, if you change your mind, I think this would work for you - presuming that va_g729_decoder.exe is capable of transforming a. It all depends upon whether it will successfully operate on an entire file though. It's been a long time since I was a serious batch file person but, if it is as I dimly recall - this is a one liner. IF SO, it should be possible to employ a simple batch file to feed it files one at a time until they're all converted. But, it kinda looks as if you could use the decoder exe to output a wav. )ĭoes the decoder software work with a single file? The pdf is a little confusing and definitely looks as if the executable was made to demonstrate it's capabilities rather than be used as an end product. I suppose a smart guy could write a batching script for it.
Even if I figured out how to use it, it doesn't appear to be a batch-oriented thing. Not sure how involved I want to get with it. I have the RCA software, but no batching, sadly.
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