-A freq | Set the frequency of note A4 to freq instead of 440Hz. | man |
--buffer, --input-buffer bytes | Set the size in bytes of the buffers used for processing audio (default 8192). | man |
--clobber | Don't prompt before overwriting an existing file that has the same name as an output file. | man |
--combine | Select the input file combining method. | man |
-D, --no-dither | Disable automatic dither - see Dithering above. | man |
--effects-file filename | Read a file to obtain all effects and their arguments. | man |
-G, --guard | Automatically invoke the gain effect to guard against clipping. | man |
-h, --help | Show SoX's version number and usage information. | man |
--help-effect name | Show usage information for the specified effect. | man |
--help-format name | Show information about the specified file format. | man |
--i, --info | If given as the first parameter to sox_ng, behave as soxi_ng. | man |
--interactive | Enable control of SoX by keyboard strokes, making | man |
--keymap turns | When you have the same effect more than once, you can control just with something like effect2.field to affect only the second occurrence of effect in the effects chain and for effects with multiple… | man |
--magic | If SoX has been built with the optional libmagic' library, this option enables its use in helping to detect audio file types. | man |
--no-clobber | Prompt before overwriting an existing file with the same name as that given for the output file. | man |
--play-rate-arg arg | Selects a quality option to be used when the rate effect is invoked automatically when playing audio. | man |
--plot gnuplot|octave|off | If not set to off (the default if --plot is not given), run in a mode that can be used in conjunction with the gnuplot program or the GNU Octave program to assist with the selection and configuration… | man |
-q, --no-show-progress | Run in quiet mode when SoX wouldn't otherwise do so. | man |
-R | Run in repeatable' mode. | man |
--replay-gain track|album|off | Select whether or not to apply replay gain adjustment to input files. | man |
-S, --show-progress | Display input file format/header information, processing progress as a percentage of the input file(s), elapsed time, remaining time (if known, in brackets) and the number of samples written to the… | man |
-T | Equivalent to --combine multiply | man |
--temp directory | Specify that any temporary files should be created in the given directory. | man |
--version | Show SoX's version number and exit. | man |
--ignore-length | Override the audio length given in an audio file's header. | man |
-v, --volume factor | Intended for use when combining multiple input files, this option adjusts the volume of the file that follows it on the command line by a factor of factor. | man |
-b, --bits bits | Set the number of bits (a.k.a. | man |
-c, --channels CHANNELS | Sets the number of audio channels in the audio file. | man |
-e, --encoding ENCODING | Set the audio encoding type, sometimes needed with file types that support more than one encoding scheme such as raw, WAV or AU but not with MP3 or FLAC. | man |
--no-glob | Specifies that filename globbing' (wildcard matching) should not be performed by SoX on the following filename. | man |
-t, --type FILE-TYPE | Give the type of an audio file. | man |
-N, --reverse-nibbles | Specifies that the nibble ordering of the samples (i.e. the 2 halves of a byte) should be reversed, which is sometimes useful with ADPCM-based formats. | man |
-X, --reverse-bits | Specifies that the bit ordering of the samples should be reversed, which is sometimes useful with a few (mostly headerless) formats. | man |
--add-comment TEXT | Append a comment to the output file header (where applicable). | man |
--comment TEXT | Specify the comment text to store in the output file header (where applicable). | man |
--comment-file FILENAME | Specify a file containing the comment text to store in the output file header (where applicable). | man |
-C, --compression FACTOR | Set the compression factor for variably-compressed output file formats. | man |