This is not a fault by GoldWave. You should, however, log your complaint to Microsoftto me it seems that goldwave has a problem with reading the contents of the textfile that is holding all the lines with the commands.

This is not a fault by GoldWave. You should, however, log your complaint to Microsoftto me it seems that goldwave has a problem with reading the contents of the textfile that is holding all the lines with the commands.
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-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\silent.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res"
-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\al_bonusstartup_006_01.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res\"
-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\al_bonusstartup_006_01_variation_1.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res\"
-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\al_coin_06.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res\"
-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\al_golden_tick_03.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res\"
-process:GoldWaveMP3ToAU "c:\work\res\al_linewin_006_01.mp3" "-outfolder:c:\work\res\"
so, is there an alternative to using batch files on windows?
Line by line, your batch file looks perfect EXCEPT your file name violates DOS 8.3 rule which is why I suggested it be renamed. As I stated before, there are 2 methods for batch processing:if i call those separately line by line, then it works, so i assume the syntax is correct. it just results in starting and closing goldwave many many times, which takes a long time, that's why i want to use the batch-processing feature.