Closed Sandwich1699975 closed 2 years ago
Input and output extensions are the same so passing back the original file [process-same-extensions: False].
Bypassing conversion and setting outputfile to inputfile.
It tells you why and includes the option that's relevant in the logs
Set process-same-extensions = True
Worked, thank you
I changed:
process-same-extensions = True
-fc
to original terminal commandBe cautious using force-convert along with universal audio as you may end up endlessly duplicating audio streams if you process the same file multiple times
There a couple fail safes to mitigate this, the script will attempt to bypass conversion in some cases if it looks like everything is in the correct format but only if force-convert is not enabled
You can also play around with the stream-codec-combinations
option which is discussed in more detail here https://github.com/mdhiggins/sickbeard_mp4_automator/issues/1465#issuecomment-903302219 to help prevent this if you do wish to keep -fc enabled
Be cautious using force-convert along with universal audio as you may end up endlessly duplicating audio streams if you process the same file multiple times
There a couple fail safes to mitigate this, the script will attempt to bypass conversion in some cases if it looks like everything is in the correct format but only if force-convert is not enabled
You can also play around with the
stream-codec-combinations
option which is discussed in more detail here #1465 (comment) to help prevent this if you do wish to keep -fc enabled
Noted, I should be ok flagging -fc
just this once. As I'm doing this folder once manually
Terminal input:
VLC Analysis:
autoProcess.ini
Why doesn't it recognize it as needing conversion?
I've changed the config file video codecs to only have
h264
.Do I need to config
h,265
as different or use the force conversion flag?I can also confirm that my setup worked with a folder full of
.MKV
videos too.Any help is much appreciated. I'm more than happy to respond with more valid information if needed.