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  • automatic generate list ffmpeg trimming video files [duplicate]

    20 mai 2019, par Don

    This question already has an answer here :

    May I ask if there is an automatic way to input all the mp4 file names in the ffmpge code ? I have about 60 small video files that I need to trim, it is a pain if I have to keep entering individual file name. the mylist.txt generate only works with when concat

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    7 septembre 2016, par Matthew Gregan
    avformat/mov : Enable stream parsing for VP9.

    MP4 media containing VP9 using superframes (such as
    
https://github.com/Netflix/vp9-dash/raw/master/DASH-Samples/Fountain_2997_0560kbps_640x480_4x3PAR.ivf_DashUnencrypted.ismv)
    
does not decode correctly with the built-in VP9 decoder because
    
superframes are passed to the decoder whole rather than split into
    
individual frames.
    

    Signed-off-by : Matthew Gregan <kinetik@flim.org>
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  • How do I use ffmpeg on a directory of files and have the new files retain the same name, using Bash ? [duplicate]

    31 janvier 2021, par ktb

    hopefully this will be a relatively straightforward question.

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    I have a directory of files. The files are mkv files that contain .vtt subtitles. I want to change the vtt subtitles into .srt subtitles. Ideally the mkv files should retain the same names at the end of the process.

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    I have this Bash command that uses ffmpeg :

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    ffmpeg -i input.mkv -c copy -c:s srt out.mkv&#xA;

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    This command works on an individual file, in terms of giving me a new file with the correct srt subtitles muxed in.

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    However it does not :

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    • let me wildcard the mkv file (I have to specify the input.mkv file)

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    • let me keep the name of the original mkv file

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    Could someone help please ? I'm thinking it would be a relatively simple Bash loop (for x in *.mkv...) but any help would be most gratefully received. I really want the output files to have the same name as the input files at the end of the process. Thank you.

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