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I have folder that contains some mp4 files I want to extract images from each of them in parallel and save it as:
filename_number.bmp
where filename is the input filename
how to do that using parallel and ffmpeg
command-line ffmpeg gnu-parallel
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I have folder that contains some mp4 files I want to extract images from each of them in parallel and save it as:
filename_number.bmp
where filename is the input filename
how to do that using parallel and ffmpeg
command-line ffmpeg gnu-parallel
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I have folder that contains some mp4 files I want to extract images from each of them in parallel and save it as:
filename_number.bmp
where filename is the input filename
how to do that using parallel and ffmpeg
command-line ffmpeg gnu-parallel
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I have folder that contains some mp4 files I want to extract images from each of them in parallel and save it as:
filename_number.bmp
where filename is the input filename
how to do that using parallel and ffmpeg
command-line ffmpeg gnu-parallel
command-line ffmpeg gnu-parallel
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I'm using the example from your previous question to use as an example for GNU parallel
ls *.mp4 | parallel ffmpeg -i {} fr1/{.}_%d.jpg -hide_banner
I can adjust the answer if this is not quite what you want. The “{}” gets replaced by GNU parallel with the whole file name, and “{.}” gets replaced by the file name with the last segment, separated by periods, removed.
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– Larry
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Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
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I'm using the example from your previous question to use as an example for GNU parallel
ls *.mp4 | parallel ffmpeg -i {} fr1/{.}_%d.jpg -hide_banner
I can adjust the answer if this is not quite what you want. The “{}” gets replaced by GNU parallel with the whole file name, and “{.}” gets replaced by the file name with the last segment, separated by periods, removed.
answered 3 hours ago
LarryLarry
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@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
2 hours ago
Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
add a comment |
I'm using the example from your previous question to use as an example for GNU parallel
ls *.mp4 | parallel ffmpeg -i {} fr1/{.}_%d.jpg -hide_banner
I can adjust the answer if this is not quite what you want. The “{}” gets replaced by GNU parallel with the whole file name, and “{.}” gets replaced by the file name with the last segment, separated by periods, removed.
answered 3 hours ago
LarryLarry
495
@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
2 hours ago
Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
add a comment |
I'm using the example from your previous question to use as an example for GNU parallel
ls *.mp4 | parallel ffmpeg -i {} fr1/{.}_%d.jpg -hide_banner
I can adjust the answer if this is not quite what you want. The “{}” gets replaced by GNU parallel with the whole file name, and “{.}” gets replaced by the file name with the last segment, separated by periods, removed.
answered 3 hours ago
LarryLarry
495
I'm using the example from your previous question to use as an example for GNU parallel
ls *.mp4 | parallel ffmpeg -i {} fr1/{.}_%d.jpg -hide_banner
I can adjust the answer if this is not quite what you want. The “{}” gets replaced by GNU parallel with the whole file name, and “{.}” gets replaced by the file name with the last segment, separated by periods, removed.
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@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
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Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
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@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
2 hours ago
Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
2 hours ago
@mark - make sure and select this as the accepted answer if it is
– Larry
2 hours ago
Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
Is "parallel" the same as "xargs -P" ?
– Simon Richter
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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