
This method would a more 'set it and forget it' approach. Once I get all my files migrated over, I can execute the command to convert tens of thousands of files at once.Ģ - Automatically convert any. This would probably be the simplest method. There are two methods I'm considering to batch process my directory and subfolders.ġ - Execute command for directory and all subfolders. I have thousands of folders that need to go through this process and don't really know what the elements in the command mean so I'm unable to decipher and augment it. I have to execute on Album 1, then Album 2, etc. So, if I execute on Artist A, no flac is found.

Of course this only affects the single folder I've accessed in Terminal and none of the subfolders. Right now I'm converting each folder in Terminal manually using the following command, for i in *.flac do echo $i ffmpeg -i "$i" -y -v 0 -vcodec copy -acodec alac "$".m4a & rm -f "$i" done
