Call the Lame command line to batch compress MP3

Although there are many MP3 compression GUI tools in Windows XP, I still like to use Lame + Batch File compression. The procedure is as follows:

1. Use totalloud to sort the audio frequency file names under the directory in sequence, copy the file names to the clipboard, and paste them to the links.txt text file;
2. Use vimto open the links.txt file and run the command: g @ ^ @ exec "s @ ^ @". strpart (line (". "). ",", 0, 4) automatically add a row number at the beginning of each line;
3. Rename the file using the For command for batch processing. The command is: For/F "delims =, tokens = 1, 2" % I in (Links.txt) do rename % j polici.pdf
4. Use the batch processing command to compress the file (16 KBit, single-channel). The command is: for/L % I in (100,) do lame.exe-B 16-m too i1_1_ I _small1 _
5. Finally, use the For command line for batch processing to rename the file. The command is: For/F "delims =, tokens = 1, 2" % I in (Links.txt) do rename polici_small1_% j