10-07-2010
HI,
I executed in interactive mode its working properly and i'am receving the mail.
I executed in batch mode and its also working fine with (21 18 * * * <File path>
I Executed in batch mode like (50 05 * * * <file path>) with this its displaying the above mentioned error
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
soundconverter
SOUNDCONVERTER(1) GNOME User's Manual SOUNDCONVERTER(1)
NAME
soundconverter - convert sound files to other formats
SYNOPSIS
soundconverter [options] [file...]
DESCRIPTION
soundconverter is a simple tool for converting sound files to other formats. It can work from the command line, but is really meant for
interactive use in the GNOME environment.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
Print out a usage summary.
-b, --batch
Convert in batch mode, from command line, without a graphical user interface. You can use this from, say, shell scripts.
-m, --mime-type arg
Set the output MIME type for batch mode. The default is audio/x-vorbis. Note that you probably want to set the output suffix as
well.
-q, --quiet
Be quiet. Don't write normal output, only errors.
-d, --debug
Print additional debug information.
-s, --suffix arg
Set the output filename suffix for batch mode. The default is .ogg. Note that the suffix does not affect the output MIME type.
-t, --tags
Show tags for input files instead of converting them. This indicates command line batch mode and disables the graphical user inter-
face.
-j, --jobs=
Force number of concurent conversions. Default is one per present CPU.
AUTHOR
Lars Wirzenius (liw@iki.fi). Gautier Portet (kassoulet@gmail.com) Uwe Bugla (uwe.bugla@gmx.de).
GNOME
2009-06-10 SOUNDCONVERTER(1)