Note that only variables defined outside FOR have their values displayed correctly:īelow, comparison IF, inside FOR, to not generate the file when it already exists in the folder.
Start of the batch, I define variables but the ones inside the FOR command do not show the value in the ECHO, only the ones defined outside the FOR show the value correctly: offĮCHO %filename% JUST NAME CURRENT READ FILEīelow, the terminal screen with the ECHO's in the variables. I'm trying to change the batch file so that it doesn't save the file if there is already one with the same name in the folder, but I'm having some difficulties and doubts.īatch file changed to avoid saving the file when the same name already exists in the folder. So in the folder are two files with the same content, but with different names: Music_LUFS_-10.0.flac It turns out that if I run the command again, the Music_LUFS_-10.0.flac file remains in the folder and a new file is created. I use the variable "vLUF" to compose the name of the normalized file. ".\Áudios LUFS\!filename!_LUFS_!vLUF!.flac" The command I use to generate the normalized file, without using copy, with another name in the same folder is: I created a batch file that will read an audio in a folder, normalize the LUFS of the audio and generate the output audio in the same folder with the modified name, keeping the original file.
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