Hi! I have a folder of mixed format video files. I would like to:
• copy video format • apply "ffmpeg-normalize" to the audio track(s), whilst preserving encoding • batch process so I can run the same command on the root folder For example: video1.mp4 (aac 5.1) video2.mkv (2 ch stereo) The issue is that I have a bunch of video files in varying video and audio formats that need loudness normalization. They number into the hundreds so running a single command to accommodate each files particular encoding is cumbersome. I want to preserve formatting for audio and video and apply normalization to the audio - in batch. Surely there must be a way to script this. I have found and understand the CLI language to do these things one by one, however I'm having a hard time concatenating these commands into a one liner. It seems that each time the CLI wants me to define an output format for the audio. Thank you for any suggestions. Eric ------------------------------ *eric downing • 786.431.7918 <786.431.7918>* _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user To unsubscribe, visit link above, or email [email protected] with subject "unsubscribe".
