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  • Windows Batch-File to execute n other batch-files in parallel

    11 décembre 2015, par Jos

    I use ffmpeg to convert video files. The codec I’m encoding with is single-threaded. There are a lot of video files to convert, so instead of using multithreaded encoding I can simply encode multiple video files with 1 thread each.

    To automate the encoding I use the follow commands in a .bat :

    SET maindir=%~dp0
    
FOR /r /d %%f in (*) do pushd "%%f" & Call %maindir%convert-with-ffmpeg.bat & popd

    This calls "convert-with-ffmpeg.bat" sequentially`to convert each file/folder in the main dir.

    What would my .bat file have to look like if I want to do this in parallel (say, 12 times) until there are no more folders left to process ?

    EDIT : Let me be clear that I want to LIMIT the amount of running processes at 12. When a .bat is done, I want the main .bat to start a new process until all files are converted (100+).

  • How to mix / overlay more than two mp3 audio files into one mp3 file (not concatenate) using ffmpeg for android

    31 mai 2019, par Ivan Rancic

    I have a sample code for two mp3 audio files, but I want to merge(overlap) dynamically (without concatenate) more than two files ( for example 5,6,7,.... audio files into one ) via ffmpeg library.

    String s = "-i " + path1 + " -i " + path2
    
    + " -filter_complex amerge -ac 2 -c:a libmp3lame -q:a 4 "
    
    + outputPath;

  • How to combine two .mka recording files to one stereo(dual channel) .wav file using FFMPEG

    21 mai 2019, par anoop v m

    I have two .mka recording files both have Date Time Original and Channel Layout : stereo in their metadata. I need to mix this two stereo type files to a single stereo file of type .wav. The timing should be preserved when overlaying. I am tired of getting this by using FFMPEG library. The resulting output is not stereo type and sometimes it is getting mixed up without considering the time of start. Please Help.
    Any help will be appreciated.

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