Library of scripts for Media Processing

GPGAgent · 11-18-2018, 09:28 AM

Hi Folks,

I've created a little library of Bash scripts that use ffmpeg to process multimedia files which you can use and develop further.

Download from this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11Hw...ew?usp=sharing

The zip file contains a menu script, run it and then you can select the script to run from the options, the scripts them selves run at low priority.

To install, create a folder called bin your home directory, save the zup file in that folder and unzip the contents. Make sure bin is in your PATH, echo $PATH to check. Here's what you should see:

Code:

onk@XEON4 ~ $ echo $PATH
/home/onk/bin:/home/onk/.local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games
onk@XEON4 ~ $ BashMenu.sh 

    ==============================
    Menusystem experiment
    ------------------------------
    Please enter your choice:

    List Scripts         (1)
    Movies to PNGs HD    (2)
    Resize 16:9 Image    (3)
    Resize  4:3 Image    (4)

    Cut Movie            (5)
    Random File Names    (6)
    Join Movies          (7)
    Movies to PNGs SD-WS (8)

    Movies to PNGs SD-FS (9)
    Re-Encode and join   (J)
    Re-Encode Only       (R)
    Crop Images          (C)

    Blur Images          (B)
    MP2 to mp3 Audio     (A)

           (Q)uit
    ------------------------------

Each script will prompt for input like this:

Selecting option B gives these prompts (anything in bold is a default value and will be used, it doesn't need to be entered

Code:

Blur Images
7101 (process ID) old priority 0, new priority 19
Files to process (name only): IAMAG
Files extension (jpg|png|...): 
Width(0): 20
Height(0): 10
Top Corner from left hand side(0): 10
Top corner from top(0): 30

If anybody has comments, feedback or needs help just reply to this thread.

Cheers folks and Merry Xmas

astrogeek · 11-28-2018, 02:36 PM

Thanks for sharing your progress!

I would suggest that if you want to share your code with others, and intend to update and maintain it in response to feedback from other members, posting to your personal blog space here at LQ might be a better venue for you. It will allow you to post changes and updates and interact more directly with your code's users without potentially bumping into posting rules which apply to the forums.

You can find a link to your personal blog space from the sidebar of any page while logged in, and from your user account pages.

Good luck!

GPGAgent · 11-28-2018, 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by astrogeek

Thanks for sharing your progress!

I would suggest that if you want to share your code with others, and intend to update and maintain it in response to feedback from other members, posting to your personal blog space here at LQ might be a better venue for you. It will allow you to post changes and updates and interact more directly with your code's users without potentially bumping into posting rules which apply to the forums.

You can find a link to your personal blog space from the sidebar of any page while logged in, and from your user account pages.

Good luck!

Cheers Astro, I'm looking into it - watch this space.....

ondoho · 11-30-2018, 01:49 AM

i recommend git for this sort of stuff.
if you cannot self-host, try:
https://framagit.org/
https://notabug.org/
(only 2 examples of dozens of sites)

GPGAgent · 11-30-2018, 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ondoho

i recommend git for this sort of stuff.
if you cannot self-host, try:
https://framagit.org/
https://notabug.org/
(only 2 examples of dozens of sites)

Just took a quick peek, looks interesting, thanks for the tip