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• Manipulating strings (file extensions) in bash using find

  26 mai 2016, par Darren Parker

  I’m having trouble manipulating strings in bash. I wish to re-write extensions.

  I have the following 2 files in a Downloads directory

  • Example 001.mkv
  • Example 002.mkv

  Using the script below I always get the same filenames returned without .mkv rewritten into .mp4.

  find /Downloads -name \*.mkv -execdir echo $(file={}; echo ${file/mkv/mp4};) \;

  I understand this isn’t all you need to re-format a file but this script is part of a larger script that is passed to FFMPEG.

  Here is the full command with FFMPEG.

  find /Downloads -name \*.mkv -execdir ffmpeg -i {} -vcodec copy -acodec copy $(file={}; echo ${file/mkv/mp4};) \;

• nomenclature #3465 : Nouvelle balise : #LOGO

  6 juin 2015, par Fil Up

  qu’affiche-t-on si l’article n’a pas de logo ? un autre logo (la rubrique parente, ou à défaut le site) ? ou rien ?

• Add Language Name for each file, rename the language code according to the standard ISO 639 for Estonian, Georgian, Ukrainian and Chinese (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes)

  14 août 2012, par Coto

  m localization/messages_ar.js m localization/messages_bg.js m localization/messages_ca.js m localization/messages_cs.js m localization/messages_da.js m localization/messages_de.js m localization/messages_el.js m localization/messages_es.js m localization/messages_et.js m (...)