#!/bin/bash ######## # Init Variables # Available Environment Variables: # VIDEO_FORMATS_LOCATION: Pass a location to a different json file holding video convert configurations # VIDEO_LOCATION: Pass a location to a different folder which holds the videos # VIDEO_FORMATS: Pass all video formats which should trigger the conversion, seperated by ":". Example: .mp4:.wmv # VIDEO_FFMPEG_PATH: Path to ffmpeg executable ######## ######## # Environment variables as a base ######## # Video formats location if [ -n $VIDEO_FORMATS_LOCATION ] then video_formats_location=$VIDEO_FORMATS_LOCATION fi # Video location if [ -n $VIDEO_LOCATION ] then video_location=$VIDEO_LOCATION fi # All video formats if [ -n $VIDEO_FORMATS ] then video_formats_string=$VIDEO_FORMATS fi # ffmpeg executable if [ -n $VIDEO_FFMPEG_PATH ] then video_ffmpeg_path=$VIDEO_FFMPEG_PATH fi ######## # Passed Options, any passed option will overwrite a previously set environment variable ######## while getopts ":c:p:v:p:h" opt; do case $opt in c) video_formats_location=$OPTARG ;; p) video_location=$OPTARG ;; v) video_formats_string=$OPTARG ;; f) video_ffmpeg_path=$OPTARG ;; h) echo "AVAILABLE OPTIONS: -c: Video Formats Location. Pass a path with a JSON config file for conversion. Defaults to 'video_formats.json' in current folder. -p: Video Location. Pass a location to a different folder which holds the videos. Defaults to currents folder. -v: Video Formats. Pass all video formats which should trigger the conversion, seperated by ':'. Example: .mp4:.wmv -f: Path to ffmpeg executable. Defaults to 'ffmpeg' -h: Print this help message. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES: All settings can also be done via environment variables. However, a passed option will overwrite a previously set environment variable. VIDEO_FORMATS_LOCATION: Pass a location to a different json file holding video convert configurations VIDEO_LOCATION: Pass a location to a different folder which holds the videos VIDEO_FORMATS: Pass all video formats which should trigger the conversion, seperated by ':. Example: .mp4:.wmv VIDEO_FFMPEG_PATH: Path to ffmpeg executable Copyright 2017 K. Langenberg Licensed under GNU GPLv3" exit 0 ;; \?) echo "Invalid option: -$OPTARG. Use -h to print all available options." >&2 exit 1 ;; :) echo "Option -$OPTARG requires an argument. Use -h to print all available options." >&2 exit 1 ;; esac done ######## # Defaults ######## # Video Formats Location if [ -z $video_formats_location ] then video_formats_location=$PWD/video_formats.json fi # Video Location if [ -z $video_location ] then video_location=$PWD fi # Video Formats if [ -z $video_formats_string ] then video_formats_string='.mp4' fi # Default ffmpeg path if [ -z $video_ffmpeg_path ] then video_ffmpeg_path=ffmpeg fi ######## # Checks ######## # Check if the converterfile exists if [ ! -f $video_formats_location ] then echo "Video Formats .json file ($video_formats_location) does not exist!" exit 1; fi # Check if the video folder exists if [ ! -d $video_location ] then echo "Video location folder ($video_location) does not exist!" exit 1; fi # Remove end slash in video location video_location=${video_location%/} # Loop through our convertfile video_formats_file=$(<$video_formats_location) ######## # Run every 5 seconds ######## while true; do # Remove Spaces in filename (because bash doesn't like them and would throw an error) rename 's/ /_/g' * # loop through all files for file in $video_location/*; do # Check if the current file is a video file_format=${file: -4} if [ "${video_formats_string/$file_format}" != "$video_formats_string" ] then # If it is a videofile, if no "locker" already exists, create one and start converting if [ ! -f $file.lock ] then # Tell the User what we're doing echo "================" echo "Found file: $file" # Create Lock file touch $file.lock # Check if the file is a video file # TODO # Create the output folder mkdir $file.out # Get the video width and height # Hack to get the height even if the audio and video stream are in reverse order codec_type=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq --raw-output '.streams [0] .codec_type') if [ "$codec_type" = "video" ] then video_height=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq '.streams [0] .height') else video_height=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq '.streams [1] .height') fi # Loop through all videoformats and convert them for row in $(echo "${video_formats_file}" | jq -r '.[] | @base64'); do _jq() { echo ${row} | base64 --decode | jq -r ${1} } # Check if the video is larger or as large as the format we want to convert it to IFS=':' read -r -a video_resolutions <<< "$(_jq '.resolution')" # TODO don't ignore aspect ratio, maybe even only input a height in conversion json file, calculate the with based on aspect ration obtained from ffprobe if [ "${video_resolutions[1]}" -le "$video_height" ] then echo "Converting to $(_jq '.name'), Resolution: $(_jq '.resolution'), Bitrate: $(_jq '.video_bitrate'), Framerate: $(_jq '.framerate')" # Make Framerate optional, don't modify the framerate if it is not set framerate="" if [ "$(_jq '.framerate')" != "null" ] then framerate=" -r $(_jq '.framerate')" fi # Convert $video_ffmpeg_path -i $file -b:v $(_jq '.video_bitrate') $framerate -c:v $(_jq '.video_codec') -vf scale=$(_jq '.resolution') -c:a $(_jq '.audio_codec') -b:a $(_jq '.audio_bitrate') $file.out/$(basename "$file" "$file_format")_$(_jq '.name').$(_jq '.file_ending') & fi done # Wait until all formats are created wait # Cleanup: Remove the lockfile, move the original to the converted folder. mv $file $file.out/$(basename "$file" "$file_format")_orig"$file_format" rm $file.lock touch $file.out/$(basename "$file" "$file_format").done echo "Finished Converting $file" echo "================" fi fi done # Every 5 seconds... sleep 5s done