CD filter command "normalize -b" (was: Grip-users digest, Vol 1 #627 - 1 msg)

Marco Klatte wrote:

> Nobody seems to see the necessity of this request - or it is too
> difficult to solve it in an easy way. If somebody has an idea what to do
> - please write it!
[...]
> > Among many variations I tried the CD-filter command 
> > "/usr/bin/normalize -b ~/mp3/wavs/%A/%d/*.wav"
> > as I did it many times manually in the command line but including the
> > (%) switches to define the location of the files.

"~" and "*" are shell patterns. Maybe it works if you use the shell?

sh -c '/usr/bin/normalize -b ~/mp3/wavs/%A/%d/*.wav'

Regards...
		Michael


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