Hi Folks, I have a number of videos on my hard drive that I've copied from Blu-Rays. They'll play on my Roku, but the sound doesn't work, so I have to change the audio track from DTS to FLAC. I've been doing this manually for a while, but I'd really like a one-line bash script so I can avoid the tedium and time-intensive activity of converting these one-by-one or having to spend a half hour just writing FFMPEG commands.
Here's an example of one of those commands: ffmpeg -i '01x12 - The Flax.mkv' -c:v copy -c:s copy -c:a flac '01x12 - The Flax(flac).mkv' I just want to convert the audio track to FLAC and then add "(flac) to the file name so I can hang onto the originals temporarily to make sure everything went well or that I didn't miss some other conversion I had to do. Thanks in advance, Josh Blagden
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