Hi Lisa,
I have been using your scripts for ages and used to (in old version) be able to specify output directory (--output IIRC). It seems I can no longer do this. I tend to run your script as part of a larger BASH automation. Since I don't see a way to specify the output directory anymore, the only way I'm thinking is to CD into the directory as part of my script, which I certainly can do, but it's a bit clunky. Wondering if you have any suggestions, or if you would entertain adding a --output folder?
The way it is now, my bash script would be something like the below.
cd /home/user/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01 && transcode-video.rb --add-subtitle 1 /mnt/raw/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e01.mkv &&
cd /home/user/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01 && transcode-video.rb --add-subtitle 1 /mnt/raw/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e02.mkv &&
....
The previous way was more elegant, IMO
transcode-video.rb --add-subtitle 1 /mnt/raw/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e01.mkv --output /home/user/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e01.mkv &&
transcode-video.rb --add-subtitle 1 /mnt/raw/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e02.mkv --output /home/user/Videos/TV\ Shows/someShowName/Season\ 01/someShowName\ -\ s01e02.mkv &&....
Hi Lisa,
I have been using your scripts for ages and used to (in old version) be able to specify output directory (--output IIRC). It seems I can no longer do this. I tend to run your script as part of a larger BASH automation. Since I don't see a way to specify the output directory anymore, the only way I'm thinking is to CD into the directory as part of my script, which I certainly can do, but it's a bit clunky. Wondering if you have any suggestions, or if you would entertain adding a --output folder?
The way it is now, my bash script would be something like the below.
The previous way was more elegant, IMO