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 *****		audio-convert-mod 3.41		*****

Is a program to convert wav, ogg, mp3, mpc, flac, ape, aac/mp4/m4a, wma and 'other' files to any format listed here
(excluding 'other' and wma) with an easy to use interface. It is also possible to fill in the tags for a few formats, pass them on
from format to format, and choose the quality of compression.

Dependencies are as follows:
	bash
	zenity (for RPM users it is a part of the "gnome-utils" package)
	gawk
	file >= 4.16

And optional packages are as follows:
	mplayer			for decoding WMA and any other mplayer-capable file
	lame 			for MP3 conversion support
	id3tag			for MP3 tagging
	vorbis-tools 		for OGG conversion support
	musepack-tools	for MPC conversion support
	flac		  		for FLAC conversion support
	mac  			for MAC (Monkey's Audio, or .ape) conversion support
	faac,faad  		for AAC / M4A / MP4 conversion support

Currently, the scripts available are:
'Convert Files' - The audio file converter
'Remove .converted from files or folders' - Remove the .converted endings off files.

To install it for your account only, type
	$ ./userinstall.sh
After a restart, you will be able to right-click on any number of files, and then select 'Scripts > audio-convert-mod' and your script choice to run that respective script.
WARNING: No files are replaced, existing ones are instead moved to your trash!

To install the system-wide script to /usr/bin, type:
	$ ./systeminstall.sh
Any user can now run:
	$ audio-convert-mod
	$ remove-converted-endings
in a terminal to access the software's funcions.
NOTE: Please note that in each case you cannot just run that command - You must run it with a or many arguments, and each will be passed on either as a file to convert or as the file/folder to remove .converted suffixes from.

For a user installation at any time  installation later on, a user may type:
	$ audio-convert-mod-userinstall
to have it installed to their account for right-click use.
