Here, the 192 already produces pretty good quality. ac: number of audio channels (eg stereo).The switches and parameters for this command are as follows: So I have: ffmpeg -i 01_Jack_s_Dream.m4a -acodec mp3 -ac 2 -ab 192k -loglevel error mp3/01_Jack_s_Dream.mp3 To convert, run the ffmpeg operation on the very first file as a test while remaining in your music directory. the ffmpeg To install the package, run the following command: sudo apt-get install ffmpeg Convert with the ffmpeg commandĪz ffmpeg command is a very powerful conversion tool that allows you to convert video and audio files between many formats. There are several options for converting between different audio formats, let’s see some of them now. So with that, our music files are ready to go. You can then create a subdirectory called "mp3" to which the converted files will be placed, so you can manage them more conveniently if they are separate: mkdir mp3 The simplest way, for example, is to call in a cycle tr command you can rename them in one step: for file in * do mv "$file" "$(echo $file | tr ' ' '_')" done For my part, at least I like working with files if they don’t have special characters and spaces in their names. This step is optional, but you can work with files more conveniently later if, for example, you don't have to cite names in quotation marks / apostrophes, and so on. These should be renamed to "_" characters, for example. Here you may want to say a word about the names of the files, as shown in the picture, the file names may contain spaces or other special characters. In this example, I will illustrate this operation with songs from Oblivion (forgetting) in m4a format, which I have compiled into a separate directory: Put them in a separate directory so you can convert them more conveniently later, even in batches. In this tutorial, we will look at how to convert m4a music files to mp3 on Debian and Ubuntu systems by trying out several methods.īefore we get started, let’s compile our music files that we want to convert to mp3.
I didn’t want to look for another player because of this, so the conversion remained. This was also the case in my situation when I wanted to play one of my favorite movie music on my mobile with the already proven player, but the program did not recognize the m4a file format. But what if your favorite player still doesn't know this format and you don't want to switch to another player app? In this case, it will be necessary to convert our files to a format that our player also supports. This wouldn't be a problem at all, because most music players know many formats, so there's a good chance we can play our music. Our obtained music files may not be the most common mp3 format, but for example m4ain or in flac.
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