Both the batch and cron job script are fine at doing one-off batch processing, but some less-experienced users may prefer the interactive prompts vs. Many applications and batch exporters support QuickTime as an export option which includes a standard option. FFmpeg-Batch-Converter, the interactive script, is also 100% functional, but the readme hasn't been updated yet for the new changes.ĭifference: The interactive script prompts the user for the location of the search directory, whether they desire a recursive search, etc., whereas the cron script stores that hard-coded into the script. the spaces are meaningful in variable assigment, except in arithmetic /a expressions:: more correct set /a counter1 :: works also because of /a set /a counter 1. Transcoding to HAP using QuickTime export. The readme file README-FFmpeg-Cron-Convert.md is well organized. The readme files for each script, README-FFmpeg-Batch-Convert.md and README-FFmpeg-Cron-Convert.md, are the next place to look for setup, usage, and functionality.įFmpeg-Cron-Converter in the MASTER branch, is 100% functional and works well for both cron jobs or one-off batch processing. Arbitrary formats TS supports more formats than MP4. Your video is H.264 which is currently the most common and most compatible video format in MP4, so copying it from the TS to the MP4 will be no problem.
This project consists of two scripts: an interactive bash script for one-off batch processing FFmpeg-Batch-Convert.sh AND a script optimized for use as a cron job, FFmpeg-Cron-Convert.sh, which runs silently maintain a media library according to a crontab schedule (e.g. Yes, TS video be converted (re-muxed) directly to MP4 video without re-encoding if the video and audio formats are compatible. FFMpeg bash script to batch convert video and audio files.
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