Closed bassmanitram closed 1 year ago
Seems to work - nice to directly see the commands (and to learn from them) and eventually to import entries from others ;)
A command I use to compress video files generated from my camera: { "type": "command", "label": "encode video with H.265", "command_line": "ffmpeg -y -hide_banner -i %b -vf yadif -c:v hevc %w.mp4 ; exiftool -ee -overwrite_original_in_place -tagsFromFile %b %w.mp4", "cwd": "%d", "use_shell": true, "mimetypes": [ "video/*" ], "filetypes": [ "!directory", "standard" ] },
It works with MTS files (Sony) and MOV files (Canon ?) which have H264 codec. Compression is ~ 10x I added the exiftool command to copy the tag of recorded time stamp.
It works with MTS files (Sony) and MOV files (Canon ?) which have H264 codec. Compression is ~ 10x I added the exiftool command to copy the tag of recorded time stamp.
Very cool - thx. I've added it to the wiki.
Can you send me the JSON config for your deja-dup action too.
Thx
I tweaked the deja-dup a bit: It is also possible to restore a) directories and b) multiples files and directories in one rush.
{
"type": "command",
"label": "restore previous version",
"command_line": "deja-dup --restore %F",
"mimetypes": [],
"filetypes": [
"file",
"directory"
]
},
@Martin: I send the whole config by email but apparently it did now come through ...
Release 1.4.0 prep