Simply converts all files in a folder to another video or audio format, using ffmpeg, and keeping the same quality.
You can use this bash script to convert all files with a specific format to another format using this command:
./convert.sh <SourceFormat> <DestinationFormat> <SourceFolder> <DestinationFolder>
Example: ./convert.sh mp4 mov ./mp4 ./mov
SourceFormat
allows to specify which particular files you want to convert. But you can put*
if you want to convert all files. Just be careful to check that all files are video / audio files.DestinationFormat
is the format you want to convert your filesSourcefolder
is the folder where all your files to convert are locatedDestinationfolder
is the folder where you want your converted files to be (it can be the same folder)
For now, it can only converts to .mov files.
Currently, this script only works on Linux systems. FFMPEG must be installed.
Although a Windows version is planned, it is not yet developped.