T-Racks Batch Conversion? Help PLZ!

[Matt Pepple]

Regards,

I use T-Racks very frequently and quite enjoy the product. My only
beef is that I cannot batch convert files. Anyone have a
suggestion/hack/etc.? I worked up a couple quickeys sequences, but
prefer something a little more... solid.

I am still using OS9.2 but am wondering if the Unix capabilities on
OSX/Jaguar would let me run T-Racks via command line--I could easily
automate what I want to do if I could run T-Racks from a prompt.

I would even run T-Racks on Windows if I could somehow batch it...

If anyone is using another comparable program that allows batch-ing
(win, mac, or *nix), I'm all ears.

Many Thanks,

Matt

[Sugarite]

> I use T-Racks very frequently and quite enjoy the product. My only
> beef is that I cannot batch convert files. Anyone have a
> suggestion/hack/etc.? I worked up a couple quickeys sequences, but
> prefer something a little more... solid.
>
> I am still using OS9.2 but am wondering if the Unix capabilities on
> OSX/Jaguar would let me run T-Racks via command line--I could easily
> automate what I want to do if I could run T-Racks from a prompt.

If you can use T-Racks plugs in Peak yet then you can batch-process that
way. Otherwise T-Racks is a Director applet, no chance for command-line
usage of any sort.

[Sugarite]

> I use T-Racks very frequently and quite enjoy the product. My only
> beef is that I cannot batch convert files. Anyone have a
> suggestion/hack/etc.? I worked up a couple quickeys sequences, but
> prefer something a little more... solid.
>
> I am still using OS9.2 but am wondering if the Unix capabilities on
> OSX/Jaguar would let me run T-Racks via command line--I could easily
> automate what I want to do if I could run T-Racks from a prompt.

If you can use T-Racks plugs in Peak yet then you can batch-process that
way. Otherwise T-Racks is a Director applet, no chance for command-line
usage of any sort.