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I'm trying to use switch.exe from the command line to automate some processes. The user guide unfortunatley doesn't list all the -dash switch options forcing the user to guess or trial and error what should be there.

 

I'm using :"C:\Program Files (x86)\NCH Swift Sound\Switch\switch.exe" -clear

-convert "c:\samplefile.wav" -format .WAV -settings .wav GSM6.10 8000 1 -over

write ALWAYS -outfolder "c:\soundtemp"

 

To convert an uncompressed .wav to GSM6.10 8000 for the smallest usable size. The screwy part is it doesn't seem to matter what the command line says, it uses whatever setting that were used in the program, last time the program was run. If the encoder button said "PCM Uncompressed" then that's what the output file will be after the command line is run. So is the command line -Dash entry "-format .WAV -settings .wav GSM6.10 8000 1 " incorrect somehow?

 

Thanks for any help.

Wherewolf

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