Process multiple videos with one line of ffmpeg command.
pip install batchedffmpeg
batchedffmpeg [options] [[infile options] -i infile]… {[outfile options] outfile}…
Usage for command is the same with original ffmpeg besides infile.
infile can be a video file or folder(=directory) where the video files are saved. If infile is a folder, program will search all video files in a folder including subfolders and then those files will be processed under the same command.
The output file is saved differently depending on the extension of outfile.
outfile == video: input/
hi.mp4
bye.mp4
After running command(outfile=./output/out.avi)...
output/
hi_out.avi
bye_out.avi
outfile == img: input/
hi.mp4
bye.mp4
After running command(outfile=./output/out%4d.jpg)...
output/
hi/
hi_out0001.jpg
hi_out0002.jpg
...
bye/
bye_out0001.jpg
bye_out0002.jpg
...
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Process multiple videos with one line of ffmpeg command.
We found that batchedffmpeg demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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