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• How do I ffmpeg to iterate through 10,000+ datetime stamped files

  18 décembre 2018, par Rich

  I have a large number of jpgs captured from a cctv camera which I mistakenly used a dashed date time stamp in my curl command. The file names are

   Underwater-Cam-2017-10-20_17-58-22.jpg

  If I do a wildcard I get

  bash: /Applications/ffmpeg: Argument list too long

  I understand from other posts that I don’t want avoid the pattern being expanded using a glob, but I’m not sure how to iterate through these files with multiple sequential numbers. I tried this consecutive integer counting sequence which is in retrospect obviously not going to work, but I lack enough knowledge to resolve this through searching.

  /Applications/ffmpeg -y -i '/path/to/src/2017-10-20/Underwater-Cam-2017-10-20_%02d-%02d-%02d.jpg' -r 24 -vf "scale=hd720" -metadata:s:v rotate=0 -vcodec libx265 -preset veryfast -crf 24 -an -movflags +faststart /path/to/dest/uwcam-2017-10-20.mp4

  I’m doing this on a mac using bash 4.

• Replace Special Characters In Batch-File Variable Feeding FFMPEG Programme

  6 janvier 2019, par whereswaller

  I am attempting to write a batch-file that leverages the FFMPEG programme to convert all files in a folder structure to mp3 format (specifically 128kbps).

  My batch-file is presently unable to process filenames (constructed by concatenating the %_SOURCE% and %% F variables) containing certain special characters, for example :

  ’
   
  "
  ö

  How can I modify my script so that the %% F variable escapes these characters correctly ?

  Example current filename input : "C :\Users\Test\Documents\Input\Peter Bjorn And John - I Know You Don’t Love Me.mp3"

  Example desired filename input : "C :\Users\Test\Documents\Input\Peter Bjorn And John - I Know You Don"^’"t Love Me.mp3"

  Script (see line beginning "C :\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe") :

  @echo off
  
  setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
  
  
  
  rem // Define constants here:
  
  set "_SOURCE=C:\Users\Test\Documents\Input" & rem // (absolute source path)
  
  set "_TARGET=C:\Users\Test\Documents\Output"  & rem // (absolute target path)
  
  set "_PATTERN=*.*" & rem // (pure file pattern for input files)
  
  set "_FILEEXT=.mp3"   & rem // (pure file extension of output files)
  
  
  
  pushd "%_TARGET%" || exit /B 1
  
  for /F "delims=" %%F in ('
  
      cd /D "%_SOURCE%" ^&^& ^(rem/ list but do not copy: ^
  
          ^& xcopy /L /S /Y /I ".\%_PATTERN%" "%_TARGET%" ^
  
          ^| find ".\" ^& rem/ remove summary line;
  
      ^)
  
  ') do (
  
      2> nul mkdir "%%~dpF.
  
  
  
      rem // Set up the correct `ffmpeg` command line here:
  
      set "FFREPORT=file=C\:\\Users\\Test\\Documents\\Output\\ffreport-%%~F.log:level=32"
  
      "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -report -n -i "%_SOURCE%\%%~F" -vn -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 128k "%%~dpnF%_FILEEXT%"
  
      if not errorlevel 1  if exist "%%~dpnF%_FILEEXT%" del /f /q "%_SOURCE%\%%~F"
  
  
  
  )
  
  popd
  
  
  
  endlocal
  
  pause

• Replace Special Characters In Batch-File Variable Feeding ffmpeg program

  14 janvier 2019, par whereswaller

  I am attempting to write a batch-file that leverages ffmpeg.exe to convert all files in a folder structure to mp3 format (specifically 128 KBps).

  My batch-file is presently unable to process filenames (constructed by concatenating the %_SOURCE% and %%~F variables) containing certain special characters generating the following errors :

  No such file or directory

  • … ellipsis sign
  • – en dash
  • — em dash
  • − minus sign

  Invalid argument

  • ‘ and ’ curved single quotation marks
  • “ and ” curved double quotation marks

  Invalid argument (yet sometimes passes depending on where symbol is in the filename, for example, seems to work if placed between the n and t of Dont in C:\Users\Test\Documents\Input\Peter Bjorn And John - I Know You Dont Love Me.mp3)

  • - hyphen
  • ! exclamation mark
  • ~ tilde
  • ' non-curved single quotation mark
  • = equals sign
  • + plus sign
  • % percentage sign
  • ( open bracket

  How can I modify my batch-file script so that the %%~F variable escapes these characters correctly ?

  Example current filename input : C:\Users\Test\Documents\Input\Peter Bjorn And John - I Know You Don't Love Me.mp3

  Example desired filename input : C:\Users\Test\Documents\Input\Peter Bjorn And John - I Know You Don"^'"t Love Me.mp3

  Script (see line beginning C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe) :

  @echo off
  
  setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
  
  
  
  rem // Define constants here:
  
  set "_SOURCE=C:\Users\Test\Documents\Input" & rem // (absolute source path)
  
  set "_TARGET=C:\Users\Test\Documents\Output"  & rem // (absolute target path)
  
  set "_PATTERN=*.*" & rem // (pure file pattern for input files)
  
  set "_FILEEXT=.mp3"   & rem // (pure file extension of output files)
  
  
  
  pushd "%_TARGET%" || exit /B 1
  
  for /F "delims=" %%F in ('
  
      cd /D "%_SOURCE%" ^&^& ^(rem/ list but do not copy: ^
  
          ^& xcopy /L /S /Y /I ".\%_PATTERN%" "%_TARGET%" ^
  
          ^| find ".\" ^& rem/ remove summary line;
  
      ^)
  
  ') do (
  
      2> nul mkdir "%%~dpF."
  
  
  
      rem // Set up the correct `ffmpeg` command line here:
  
      set "FFREPORT=file=C\:\\Users\\Test\\Documents\\Output\\ffreport-%%~F.log:level=32"
  
      "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -report -n -i "%_SOURCE%\%%~F" -vn -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 128k "%%~dpnF%_FILEEXT%"
  
      if not errorlevel 1  if exist "%%~dpnF%_FILEEXT%" del /f /q "%_SOURCE%\%%~F"
  
  
  
  )
  
  popd
  
  
  
  endlocal
  
  pause