ogginfo -q could be quieter
According to the built-in usage instructions and the man page, ogginfo has a "quiet" command-line option:
-q Make less verbose. Once will remove detailed informative
messages, two will remove warningsHowever, even when using this option multiple times, ogginfo always prints logging information about what file(s) it's processing:
$ ogginfo -q -q somefile.ogg
Processing file "somefile.ogg"...
Can I suggest that this logging information be suppressed when -q is used (or at least when it's used twice, or maybe even three times)? I sometimes want to call ogginfo from a shell script where all I care about is the return value, and any output at all is bothersome. I guess I could just redirect stdout to /dev/null, but many other tools that support a "quiet" flag do indeed suppress all non-essential informational output.