Transcode
About
transcode
is a tool to transcode multiple video files. It enhances
Don Melton's Video
Transcoding. It applies
Video Trascoding to each video file in a directory.
Installation
The tool is designed to work on macOS, GNU/Linux, Windows, Unix-like OS. It is packaged as a Gem and require Ruby version 2.6 or later. See “Installing Ruby” if you don't have the proper version on your platform.
Use this command to install:
gem install transcode
Updating
Use this command to update the package:
gem update transcode
Requirements
See Video Transcoding's requirements.
Usage
transcode [options]
-a, --act Real encoding.
-s, --sca Scans files at the directory.
-m, --mp3 Converts files to mp3.
-d, --dir dir Directory to transcode.
-i, --tit tit Specific title by number.
-o, --out out Directory to output.
-u, --aud aud Audio stream numbers.
-t, --sub sub Subtitle stream numbers.
-w, --wid wid Width of the table.
-v, --version Shows version.
Example
transcode -d <source> -o <destination> -u 1,3,1 -t 2,1,3
It converts three files from source with certain audio and subtitle streams.
Inspect first with -s
option to see audio and subtitle streams.
License
transcode
is copyright David Rabkin and
available under a Zero-Claus BSD license.