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Old 11-07-2004, 02:25 AM   #1
bendeco13
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Distribution: Fedora 7
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ffmpeg loop


When I use this code:

Code:
find "$DIR" -name "*.wav" | while read list ; do
   echo "$list"
   ffmpeg -y -hq -i "$list" "${list%%.*}.ra"
done
it only does the first file and not all the .wav files like it should....
This same code used with lame works fine for all files....
e.g.
Code:
find "$DIR" -name "*.wav" | while read list; do
   echo "$list"
   lame -b $BITRATE -h -t "$list" "${list%%.*}.mp3"
done
So this must be a problem with the way I setup the options/etc.. for ffmpeg.
I'm clueless....

Anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks in advance
 
Old 11-07-2004, 10:53 PM   #2
bendeco13
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Ok.....
I fixed the problem...
for some reason ffmpeg is reading from standard input, which is
killing off the rest of the output from find.
I found this from here

So I had to add </dev/null to the end of the ffmpeg command...
My script now looks like this:
Code:
find "$DIR" -name "*.wav" | while read list ; do
   echo "$list"
   ffmpeg -y -hq -i "$list" "${list%%.*}.ra" </dev/null
done
All works well
Cheers
 
  


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