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La conservation du net art au musée. Les stratégies à l’œuvre
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Is there a way to pick up a file based on the date modified in batchfile or direct cmd : Windows
10 octobre 2019, par A PersonMy goal is to be able to pick up files based on the date modified. The files has same name with the ending string being different as it has date and time stamp on the file. I’m trying to either use that value or use the actual date modified/created value to pick up the correct file.
my script so far picks up every video file from one folder and find its matching audio channels and merges them together in ffmpeg. However sometimes there are multiple version of that file. i want to be able to pick up the new file and use that in the transcoding.
My Research : (Tried these methods and tried to adapt but was not able to)
https://askubuntu.com/questions/61179/find-the-latest-file-by-modified-date
Batch file to copy the newest file created (not modified)
Example of file names.
BA_MUS_006615Highc450277201903201834100272.m2v
This can have a pair with the beginning being same just the ending different.BA_MUS_006615Highc450
this part remains same with the identifier beingHighc450
and the file name changing. the file name isBA_MUS_006615
this string can change unless it a new version of same file where only the date portion and time change.277201903201834100272
. Date starts after227
the one above is shown as20190320
and time is183410
.This time reflects to actual time of the date modified tab in windows and is slight off by a minute or two as the time is stamped when the file enters the software not exiting.
Is there any help i can get on this. If you require more information please let me know.
The code i am using to match the file is using a software called RoboTask, where is like a programming but with GUI. Then the file calls cmd to run the ffmpeg and then exits cmd to go back to picking the next file.
Thanks.
EDIT
Goal : Be able to find a file that matches the exact same name for example
BA_MUS_006615
then when it picks up all the files that has the same name - it find the file which is the newest and assigns that to a variable.
The code i am currently using is one made by Ben Personick (https://stackoverflow.com/users/3985011/ben-personick) which is Finding File Matches & Variable Assignment using a .BAT Script
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Run ffmpeg command based on data on a file
1er octobre 2019, par Jake Pearson — ffmpegI have a text file which is generated as the output of a command.
The text file has name of a file followed by all the matching audio tracks in one line, then the next line has the next video followed by matching tracks.
Because some of the videos have less tracks and some have more, is there a way I can do
if
andelse
command for ffmpeg to do the mergeing based on number of tracks matched to the name ?This is the command I use to merge.
Merge (Keeps Original files and makes a new one using them as the output)
ffmpeg -i video.mxf_V1.MXF.m2v -i video.mxf_A1.MXF -i video.mxf_A2.MXF -c copy out.mxf
followed by :
ffmpeg -i out.mxf -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 0:1 -c copy finished.mxf
Below is the example of how the file names are and how its written in the text file
"5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_V1.MXF.m2v" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A1.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A2.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A3.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A4.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A5.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A6.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A7.MXF" "5f367f72-9e2f-4f89-b3d6-2cdafed17d94_IRR_DOCUI_SONG_SomeMusic_KomKom.mxf_A8.MXF"
There’s about 25,000 lines of these.
Another thing I wanted is to be able to name the final file the same as the video file.
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Revision d14c7265f1 : Bugfix in model coef prob experiment Fixes an issue with model based update tha
26 mars 2013, par Deb MukherjeeChanged Paths : Modify /vp9/decoder/vp9_decodframe.c Bugfix in model coef prob experiment Fixes an issue with model based update that got into the original patch that was merged. Change-Id : Ie42d3d0aff2e48cd187d96664dbd3e9d6d3ac22f