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ffxvid
Small script to encode to Xvid video
ffxvid is a TUI (Terminal User Interface) Bash shell program script written for the GNU/Linux and BSD operating systems for encoding video files to the MPEG4 Part 2/Xvid video format using the FFmpeg encoder and the libxvid library. Targeted primarily at encoding of full-length feature films and film series but it can be used for other content as well. -
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Esegui SB
Flexible video encoding script supporting multiple formats and codecs.
Video Encoding and Processing Script This bash script streamlines video encoding and processing by leveraging FFmpeg. It supports a wide range of formats and codecs through FFmpeg, including MKV, MP4, x264, x265, AV1 and VP9. Key features include: Flexible Video and Audio Encoding: Utilizes FFmpeg's libraries for various codecs and settings. Subtitle Handling: Include or exclude subtitles as needed. -
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AVSEdit Plus
An AviSynth script editor with side by side preview and encoding GUI
AVSEdit Plus is an AviSynth script editor with side by side preview and video encoding GUI for command line encoders: - edit AviSynth scripts, - preview script video results, - buffer slow scripts and preview them in real time, - enable side-by-side preview for two script video results, - work with command line encoders using an encoding GUI, - create an encoding queue. -
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h264enc
Advanced shell script for video encoding
Advanced shell script for encoding DVDs, Blu-rays or video files to the H.264 format using the encoding utility MEncoder from the MPlayer project. Supports all the useful options an end-user would need to make a successful encode. The script is a CLI front-end to MEncoder and various audio encoders and container muxers. h264enc is no longer actively developed. -
Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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ffdrop
OSX Droplets for ffmpeg
Video encoding using ffmpeg and some droplet tech. "A series of shell-script powered droplets (OS X Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion) that will encode prores and other type of files supported by ffmpeg with predefined command line (edit shell script to change that with your favorite text editor) to x264 or prores or vp8 or flac or .... (whatever is supported by ffmpeg)" -
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HandbrakeCLI Batch
Bash script for batch transcoding with HandbrakeCLI
Bash script utilizing HandbrakeCLI to batch transcode specified source files with a specified Handbrake transcoding profile -
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This program can help encoder create avs script easily. Features include: Burn subtitle. Convert srt to ass subtitle for better formatting. Force ratio by adding black borders to prevent distortion and more...
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Simple tool for creating movie files (eg avi, mpg...) or AviSynth script from JPG images sequence using FFmpeg encoder. Based on "pho2movie" idea.
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Web Video Encoder makes it quick and easy to generate flv then upload via ftp and output HTML Script. It can be used as a web based app (php) or a win32 (python).
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dannyrip
Automated CD/DVD ripper program
After a catastrophic disk failure, I needed to re-rip several hundred CDs and DVDs. None of the available solutions worked quite the way I wanted them to work, so I decided to spend a little time making a script to remove as much pain as possible from the process. The idea here is to have a system which is comprised of three parts - a ripper daemon, an encoder daemon, and a frontend. I'm planning to use avahi to automate discovery of the backend pieces, udisk to automate discovery of optical drives, and perl to glue it all together. ...
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