auparse_get_filename - Linux

Overview

auparse_get_filename is a Linux command designed to extract the filename from an AU file, which is a common audio file format. It is primarily used for audio processing and manipulation tasks, aiding in situations where only the filename is required.

Syntax

auparse_get_filename [OPTIONS] [AU_FILE]

Parameters

• OPTIONS: Various command-line options (see below).
• AU_FILE: Path to the AU file from which you want to extract the filename.

Options/Flags

| Option | Description | Default |
|—|—|—|
| -h, –help | Display this help message. | N/A |
| -v, –version | Display version information. | N/A |

Examples

Simple Example:

auparse_get_filename ~/Music/song.au

Extract Filename from Multiple Files:

find . -name "*.au" -exec auparse_get_filename {} \;

Common Issues

Error: No AU file specified: Ensure you have provided the path to an existing AU file as an argument.

Integration

Combine with grep for Filtering:

auparse_get_filename | grep "01_track"

Use in Bash Scripts for Filename Extraction:

#!/bin/bash

# Get all AU files in the current directory.
files=( *.au )

# Extract and print the filename of each file.
for file in "${files[@]}"
do
    echo $(auparse_get_filename "$file")
done

Related Commands

• auparse: Provides various parsing and conversion options for AU files.
• sox: A powerful audio processing tool that includes options for extracting metadata.
• AU file format documentation