opusenc:tldr:e9b9c
opusenc: Convert WAV to Opus using default options.
$ opusenc ${path-to-input-wav} ${path-to-output}.opus
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This command is used to encode an input WAV audio file into the Opus audio format using the opusenc tool.
Here's a breakdown of the command and its parameters:
opusenc: This is the command-line tool responsible for encoding audio files into the Opus format. It should be installed and accessible in your system's command line.${path-to-input-wav}: This parameter should be replaced with the actual file path to the input WAV audio file you want to encode. This file should be in the WAV format.${path-to-output}.opus: This parameter should be replaced with the desired file path and name for the output Opus file. The file extension should be ".opus", which indicates that it will be in the Opus format. The output file will be created in the specified location.
In summary, when you run this command with the appropriate paths, it will take an input WAV audio file and encode it into an Opus audio file with the specified output file path.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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