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USAGE: |
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`bash transcode.sh [num. transcodes]` |
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Presumes you have ffmpeg (V > 4.4), ffprobe, bc, ssh, rsync, scp. |
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Will take in the files listed at $hostFile (default is `/tmp/transcode/list.txt` |
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) and transcode them to x265. It will attempt to identify and burn-in foreign- |
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) and transcode them to av1. It will attempt to identify and burn-in foreign- |
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audio subtitle files (subtitle track < ~15% of the run time) if multiple |
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subtitle files are specified. You can either run until all files are processed |
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(without a following number); or for a specified number of loops. |
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`bash findVideos.sh /top/dir/with/files` |
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It will use find to locate all files of type (default .mkv) and check (using |
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ffprobe) if is of type (default adds all h264 files to transcoding list). |
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ffprobe) if is of type (default adds all non-av1 files to transcoding list). |
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Your best bet is St. Isidore (patron St. of computers and those that use them) |
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