Fabrice Quenneville
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- Added explicit stream mapping for video (-map 0:v), audio (-map 0:a?), and subtitles (-map 0:s?) to preserve all streams during conversion. - Removed '-strict experimental' for AV1 as it's no longer necessary for most ffmpeg builds. - Introduced CRF (Constant Rate Factor) settings for AV1 and x265 for better control over quality and file size. - Standardized audio and subtitle copying with '-c:a copy' and '-c:s copy' for efficiency. - Added support for .mov and .ts formats in MediaCurator. |
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MediaCurator
MediaCurator is a Python command line tool to manage a media database.
- List all the video’s and their information with or without filters
- Batch find and repair/convert videos with encoding errors
- Batch recode videos to more modern codecs (x265 / AV1) based on filters: extentions, codecs, resolutions …
Documentation
The documentation is available on the following link
Releases
MediaCurator is released on PyPi. Instalation instructions are found on the Github page.
Usage
mediacurator [list,convert] [-del] [-in:any,avi,mkv,wmv,mpg,mp4,m4v,flv,vid] [-filters:fferror,old,lowres,hd,720p,1080p,uhd,mpeg,mpeg4,x264,wmv3,wmv] [-out:mkv/mp4,x265/av1] [-print:list,formated,verbose] [-dirs/-files:"/mnt/media/",,"/mnt/media2/"]
for multiple files or filenames use double comma separated values ",,"
default options are: -in:any -filters: -out:mkv,x265 -print:list
Examples:
mediacurator list -filters:old -print:formated -dirs:/mnt/media/ >> ../medlist.txt
mediacurator convert -del -filters:mpeg4 -out:av1,mp4 -dirs:"/mnt/media/Movies/"
mediacurator convert -del -in:avi,mpg -print:formated,verbose -dirs:/mnt/media/
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.