Julian Andres Klode wrote: > You should use "dir2ogg -d ." or use a filename.
Yeah, but a) The error message is completly misleading b) The program is named "dir2ogg", but it neither operates on the current directory or the specified directory by default, instead defaulting to taking a single file. That's misleading, the expectation with that name is that it would take a directory. -- see shy jo
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