Closed 4or5trees closed 2 years ago
Glad you're liking it, and thanks for sending bug reports! I'm aware of this issue but not able to look into it for a bit (I don't currently have access to my windows machine). In the meantime, I think it should work if you use spaces rather than commas, like this:
videogrep --input test1.mkv test2.mkv test3.mkv --search "test" --output test.mp4
Closing this for now, because it's a duplicate of #101
Confirmed to work, I can't believe I didn't try that. Thank you!
I am trying to pass multiple files as argument in PowerShell on Windows 10, but it doesn't seem to work with the
*.mkv
glob pattern mentioned in https://lav.io/notes/videogrep-tutorial/I've tried it with a variety of different approaches but it never seems to parse my input as a Python list:
I've also tried passing the folder name (introduced in this PR: https://github.com/antiboredom/videogrep/pull/49 ) but it did not work:
Contents of folder (
.mkv
files and their accompanying.json
transcription files):My existing workaround is a simple loop over the folder to individually search files, which works fine because the tool is very fast.
This tool is super fun! Thank you for all your hard work