Frank Steinmetzger wrote: > Am Wed, Nov 23, 2022 at 05:54:30AM -0600 schrieb Dale: >> Frank Steinmetzger wrote: >>> There ya goo. As I suspected, I already wrote most of it in October right >>> away, I only couldnt find the file until now. I just had to fix the same >>> bugs as in the first script (and some more in the additional parts :D ), >>> and put some more grease into the interal logic and output strings. >>> >> I saved it and then tried to figure it out. I got lost. I see the >> commented sections which kinda help I guess but still got lost. > I was kinda verbose on the comments for you. But in the end, you don’t need to > understand every line of it. ;-) Suffice it to say it won’t syphon off your > data to me. > > >> What does it try to do in simple terms? Or, how would I use it may be a >> better question? > Look at my mail from 23.10., it has a textual description (the one with the > file tree): it basically wraps the old script over all files. > > You have a directory 'A' with videos and a subdirectory 'A/temp' with new > videos. Start the script in A and it will go through all files in A/temp and > ask you what to do with each – skip (do nothing), keep (move to A without > renaming), or overwrite a certain file in A (keeping the extension), which is > the same as the old script. > >> I been using the other script and it is coming in very handy. It saves >> me quite a bit of time.
OK. I think I get it. It's kinda like dispatch-conf except it is for files not lines in a file. No 'merge' option tho. Kinda hard to merge a video. lol I may try that sometime. I may copy the files to a different location just in case I screw up something. It won't be the real files so no harm if I botch it. This is mostly because I haven't seen it run before. I don't know what I'm doing. ;-) Since I usually name the directory torrent, I may edit that part. That or change the name on my directories to temp. If you have other scripts, I'd like to see them. Others might too. Someone may google for a way to do something and run up on them too. Dale :-) :-) P. S. Now I'm trying to figure out how to change the resolution of all videos in a directory. Usually going from 1080p to 720p. If you have a script for that, awesome. I'm currently using handbrake and it works but there may be a better way.
