If you received a response of: -bash: brew: command not found it means you do NOT have it. One more check first - let's check if you have Homebrew installed on your mac:
If you have it already - continue straight to Got ffmpeg - lets convert some audio section. If you received a response of: -bash: ffmpeg: command not found it means you do NOT have it. If you have it already - continue straight to Got ffmpeg - lets convert some audio sectionĬheck if you have ffmpeg installed on your mac: In the Finder, open the /Applications/Utilities folder, then double-click Terminal.Click the Launchpad icon in the Dock / or launch 'Spotlight Search', type 'Terminal' in the search field, then click Terminal.It's very simple - we'll walk you through each step - so please bare with us. * Please note, these instructions will require you to work with the command-line terminal. bat file, and replace every 'C://' with your drive of choice. You may use a different drive, but, you will have to edit the. Have more *.webm audio files in a different directory? Simply repeat 'Copy speechnotes_webm_to_mp3.bat to any directory.' and on with the other directory.Once finished, it creates a folder named speechnotes-output-mp3 where in it are all the new mp3 files.
It should automatically open a command line window and run there. Double click the copied speechnotes_webm_to_mp3.bat file in order to run it.Copy speechnotes_webm_to_mp3.bat to any directory that has the *.webm audio files you want to extract the audio from.
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