$ mpg123 -vC *.mp3 Remote Access. If you must connect to your MP3 library remotely, don’t despair; you can listen as if you had direct access to the system console. From your local system, ssh to the remote system and issue the mpg123 command to enjoy your audio gold just as you would from the console. This feature comes in handy for those of I am trying to find a way to convert a mp3 file to wav in a .net core 3.1 api running in Linux. Can I make use of the NAudio library to do that? I know they support Windows, but not sure about Linux Convert mp3 to wav seems easy by using the following command. What parameters can I use to convert u-law or a-law to wav? ffmpeg -i input.mp3 output.wav. Tried the following commands for g711 u-law and all got same errors: ffmpeg.exe -i output.g711u -acodec u-law -ar 44100 -ac 1 output.wav ffmpeg.exe -i output.g711u output.wav ffmpeg version N LinuxQuestions.org > Forums > Linux Forums > Linux - Software: Convert mp3 to wav User Name: Need too know how too convert mp3 too wav thanks 08-23-2006, 09:10 PM Here’s how to convert audio files to text on a PC: Right-click on the “Start Menu” and open “Settings.”. Go to the “Time & language” section and click “Speech.”. Select “Get started” under “Microphone.”. The “Speech wizard” will walk you through a few steps to set up your microphone. sox disturbence.wav -r 16000 disturbence_16000.wav sox disturbence_16000.wav -c 1 disturbence_1600_mono.wav sox disturbence_1600_mono.wav -s -b 16 disturbence_1600_mono_16bit.wav Here to get a single file, three steps are involved and two temporary files are created. It is a time-consuming process. WAV is a RIFF format, like AVI. Assuming whoever created the WAV file was working in Windows, they could have used any available ACM or DirectShow audio codec to compress or otherwise encode the streams in the file. It could be anything from PCM to MP3 to 4-bit ADPCM to u-Law. In addition, there may be byte-ordering to worry about. Encode the resulting wav file to mp3; Mixing both channels evenly in one channel, then attenuating the other channel. Decode mp3 file to wav; Create a new wav file using the pan filter with one channel 50% from left and 50% right, and the other channel with 0 gain; Encode the resulting wav file to mp3 Converting MP3's to WAV will not and can not possibly restore any of the audio quality that has already been lost, there's no sane support for metadata / tags which will be lost, and file size will grow massively (aprox 7-12 times larger files on average, depending on bitrate. I learned how to encode wav into an mp3 using lame_encode_buffer_interleaved from this question: Is there any LAME c++ wraper\simplifier (working on Linux Mac and Win from pure code)? Now I want to decode the mp3 back into wav. I know there's lame_decode but I don't know how to use it since it requires two pcm buffers (pcm_l and pcm_r). I don't qUzzml.