I have a folder that i want to zip but not deflate the soundfiles (since i'll create an expansion file for android).TO achieve that one can use the -n flag. that iszip -n .mp3 main_expansion thaisoundsthen a new zip-folder is created where the mp3-soundfiles are stored but not deflated.The problem is that I also have two other sounfile-format there.wav.3gaIf I add those as follows zip -n .mp3,.wav,.3ga main_expansion thaisoundsThen the program starts to deflate all files though I use the -n flag.So - my question - How should I use the zip-command to not deflating the mediafiles when there are several formats?
Zip several soundfile-formats without deflate
command line;zip
According to my version of the zip man-page, you need to use colons to separate the suffixes:   -n suffixes   --suffixes suffixes          Do not attempt to compress files named with the given suffixes.  Such files are simply stored (0% compres-          sion) in the output zip file, so that zip doesnt waste its time trying to compress  them.   The  suffixes          are separated by either colons or semicolons.  For example:                 zip -rn .Z:.zip:.tiff:.gif:.snd  foo fooSo you'd end up with:zip -n .mp3:.wav:.3ga main_expansion thaisounds