aac is a great format.
it uses less space whan wav, while preserving the quality of sound (sound is important) to almost 100%$ (losless).
hostnamectl; # tested with Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) su - root apt update apt install ffmpeg vim /scripts/wav2aac.sh #!/bin/bash echo "==== converting $1 to aac ====" ffmpeg -i $1 -codec:a aac $1.aac :wq # save and quit chmod +x /scripts/*.sh; # mark all scripts runnable
usage:
/scripts/wav2aac.sh ./path/and/filename.wav
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