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  • Looping of bash script

    10 février 2020, par Daniel Peters

    Once I start this convertscript.sh I want it to constantly check the files in the directory, if theres an .mkv it will convert it which it does fine at the moment, but when there are no mkv files left it seems to exit out the script, but I want it to loop and keep trying the script constantly.

    Basically if a new file gets added say during the night because the script is looping constantly it picks it up, I don’t want to run the convertscript.sh again. I want to run convertscript.sh once initially and then not touch it.

    The script I’ve got so far is below :

    shopt -s globstar
    
for f in **/*.mkv
    
do 
    
    ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -minrate 4.5M -maxrate 4.5M -bufsize 9M -c:a ac3 "${f%mkv}mp4";
    
    [[ $? -eq 0 ]] && rm "$f";
    
done

  • Incorporating ffmpeg in a bash script

    22 novembre 2017, par Voprosnik

    I have a very large audio mp4 file that contains several songs.

    I have generated a script which reads a text file with the times and the song names and successfully assigns starttime, endtime and songtitle in 3 variables. The script successfully echoes the variables and returns the following format :

    00:00:00 00:10:15 Song1
    
00:10:15 00:14:20 Song2

    and so on...

    Now I am intending to use this script with ffmpeg and crop each part of the big file into smaller audio files.

    The script thus, after feeding the variables in a while loop, it reaches to the command

    ffmpeg -ss $START -t $END -i ${1} -acodec copy $SONGNAME.mp4

    Once I run the script, the first two songs are cropped, but then the whole process stops with

    Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
    
error parsing debug value
    
debug=0

    I checked the generated files and they play ok, but there is no way for me to know why the script stopped there and did no proceed to the rest of the file (considering that when in the script I replace ffmpeg with echo, the script echoes the variables flawlessly).

    In other words I don’t know if there is a problem in my script, ffmpeg, or the source music file.

  • Incorporating ffmpeg in a bash script

    12 septembre 2014, par Voprosnik

    I have a very large audio mp4 file that contains several songs.

    I have generated a script which reads a text file with the times and the song names and successfully assigns starttime, endtime and songtitle in 3 variables. The script successfully echoes the variables and returns the following format :

    00:00:00 00:10:15 Song1
    
00:10:15 00:14:20 Song2

    and so on...

    Now I am intending to use this script with ffmpeg and crop each part of the big file into smaller audio files.

    The script thus, after feeding the variables in a while loop, it reaches to the command

    ffmpeg -ss $START -t $END -i ${1} -acodec copy $SONGNAME.mp4

    Once I run the script, the first two songs are cropped, but then the whole process stops with

    Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
    
error parsing debug value
    
debug=0

    I checked the generated files and they play ok, but there is no way for me to know why the script stopped there and did no proceed to the rest of the file (considering that when in the script I replace ffmpeg with echo, the script echoes the variables flawlessly).

    In other words I don’t know if there is a problem in my script, ffmpeg, or the source music file.

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