is there a way to download all jingle palette reloaded sounds at once

[drspoon]

is there a way to download all jingle palette reloaded sounds at once

[Couin]

Hi,

What is the point of this exactly ?

Sounds used in JP are by default, stored in Audio_Sample subfolder of Jingle Palette (usually in C:\Program Files(x86)\Jingle Palette).
You can also make a backup, in the Settings/Audio tab.

[drspoon]

All right, please forgive me for my mistake in this. I have eight pallets of sounds, plus my hot jingles. It turns out that when I set them up, I used some MP3s at 128 kbps, others at 192 kbps, and even included some WAV files at different levels. I do have a program that can process all of these and make them uniform. The idea was to download all of them at once and handle it in a single step. It was entirely my fault, but that’s part of the learning process. If there isn’t a way to do this, it’s not a problem—I just wanted to check. Also, if there’s a better way to accomplish this within the system, I’d love to know. I’m absolutely loving Jingle Palette Reload. Thank you all for it.

[Couin]

Hmmmm, honesty, no need to make them uniform (I mean , all as mp3@192 for example), JP can handle a lot of formats without problem.
Plus, processing a mp3@128 to save it as a mp3@320 or a WAV will never restore the lost quality whe the audio datas has been encoded to mp3@128. It even could decrease the quality (cumulating encodings is not good).

If you really want to do this, you can use audio editing softwares, like GoldWave for example, and choose Batch processing, drag files you want to convert, in the files list, and select as Destination, original folder.
But be careful, if you re-encode mp3 for wav or wav for mp3, JP will not find these new files automatically, you'll have to reload jingles that their file extention has changed.

[drspoon]

Thank you