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Hi
I have a folder containing 10,000 videos in format of mp4 and mpg. They have different bit rates. I want to provide a text file containing the list of each video name and it bit rate.
Do you have any suggestion?
My operating system is windows.
Cheers
Mediainfo should be able to do what you want with a custom sheet.
QB
therube
5th May 2014, 12:52
ffprobe from FFmepg.
You could set up a batch file to loop through each video getting its info.
Something like (pseudocode) ...
:loop
echo $filename >> out.TXT
ffprobe $filename 2>&1 | grep bitrate >> out.TXT
echo \n
:loop
ffprobe from FFmepg.
You could set up a batch file to loop through each video getting its info.
Something like (pseudocode) ...
:loop
echo $filename >> out.TXT
ffprobe $filename 2>&1 | grep bitrate >> out.TXT
echo \n
:loop
I was bored, so I implemented this.
https://gist.github.com/BrunoReX/6eb38bd27f0ec83bb348
Rouhi
29th May 2014, 03:18
Thanks for your reply.
I am back again after long time. I want to rephrase the question. I want to extract the frame rate of a bunch of videos. I am in windows platform. Can i use ffmpeg or any other program to call in a loop and save the results in a text file?
[ReX]
23rd June 2014, 15:17
Thanks for your reply.
I am back again after long time. I want to rephrase the question. I want to extract the frame rate of a bunch of videos. I am in windows platform. Can i use ffmpeg or any other program to call in a loop and save the results in a text file?
Same approach, but now I've used the MediaInfo CLI (http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download/Windows) since you don't need to parse the text with it.
https://gist.github.com/BrunoReX/fe8f659c31186328d317
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