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Noting that with the GUI non wav files seem to be ignored but in the cli, they are listed as not having the right header.
For bwfmetaedit dir/ when the dir includes wavs and non-wavs, I suggest the CLI and GUI read/ignore the same files.
@MarcosSueiro, in both the cli and gui, subdirectories seem to be included when reading from a parent directory. Is the option --include-subfolders needed? Or perhaps a --depth x option to limit the recursion?
My bad! As you note @dericed, I actually was trying to avoid the noise of non-WAV files by doing a pseudo Perl like directory/subdirectory/*.wav. This would be a nice feature (which would also allow the ability to do something like directory/subdirectory/*fileKw*.wav), but I assume not easy to implement.
--include-subfolders
or something like thatAlternatively,
--ignore-nonWAV
Use case: many WAVE files in subfolders mixed in with even more non-WAVE files.
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