For just the encoding of many files, i had written VHS (Video Handler Script).
But it does much more, as it uses ffmpeg as backend.
I dont know how the aiff codec is named in this matter, so i'll give you an example with ogg.
Assuming you have these files in homedir in subdir audio/mp3.
Obviously it requires ffmpeg and the related codecs on your system. sri-arjuna/vhs
I have scripts which I want to convert in Linux format.
Note these scripts are in txt format.But I want to convert them in Linux, as DBA's will be using this script.
Any command or utility which converts tht files in proper Linux format.
Thanks in Adavce.
Kunal (1 Reply)
Hi all perl gurus,
I need your help to get the desired output in perl.
I have a file which has text in it in the format
Connection request start timestamp = 12/08/2008 00:58:36.956700
Connect request completion timestamp = 12/08/2008 00:58:36.959729
Application idle time ... (10 Replies)
Hi
This is the list file that i have :
The files is more than this.
I will rename one by one file become like this :
So just change the time stamp 200906 become 200905.
Is it possible using script ?
Thanks (3 Replies)
How to convert date format such as 7/18/2015 to the number of month from requesting date 'date' in sh scripting ?
Let say I have output in my log.txt -> 7/18/2015. How I convert it to the full number of month starting from 'date' till 7/18/2015 in shell scripting ? Thanks in advance. (1 Reply)
Hi ,
This is my 1st program in python never tried any python before.
i am trying to write a python script which reads a .tsv file line by line and in each line it should look for mm/dd/yyyy formate and convert it to yyyy-mm-dd formate . can some one provide be some sample code to do that. (2 Replies)
Hi,
I have been stuck in this requirement where my file contains the below format.
20150812170500846959990854-25383-8.0.0
"ABC Report" hp96880
"4952"
20150812170501846959990854-25383-8.0.0 End of run
20150812060132846959990854-20495-8.0.0
"XYZ Report" vg76452
"1006962188"... (6 Replies)
Hi,
I have a huge structure of directories and subdirectories contsining some data. The lowest folders contain a file "image.png" which need to be converted to "folder.jpg". But how can I do that for all these files automatically? That's what I alredy have
find /path -type f -name... (1 Reply)
I have a large number of files in the standard subtitle format with the additional proviso that the files are bi-lingual i.e. English and a second language: in this case Hindi. A small sample is given below:
00 04 07 08
00 04 11 00
I mean very high fever...
He even vomited.
00 04 07 08
00... (6 Replies)
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
burn
BURN(1) Burn BURN(1)NAME
burn - record from various sources to optical media (CD, DVD)
SYNOPSIS
burn MAIN_MODE [OPTIONS]... [FILE/S]...
burn --help
DESCRIPTION
CD-writing program/script. Features Data-CD, Audio-CD, Copy on the fly, Iso-CD.
CONFIGURATION
Configuration files for burn are: ~/.burnrc or /etc/burn.conf. You can edit them to change values.
If you don't have these files you can:
1. use burn-configure utility
2. take the configuration template, edit and copy it as ~/.burnrc or /etc/burn.conf
MAIN MODES -D, --data-cd
To create Data-CD
-I, --iso-cd
To create ISO-CD
-C, --copy-cd
To copy CDs
-A, --audio-cd
To create an audio CD from WAV, MP3 and ogg files
EXAMPLES
# burn -D -p /etc/
Creates a CD with /etc/ contents. (you will find files and directories contained in /etc in CD's root.)
# burn -D -p /home/bigpaul/video/summer_2003/spain.tar.gz
Creates a CD with spain.tar.gz in CD's root
# burn -D -r /etc/
Creates a CD containing the whole /etc/ directory. (-r preserves path)
# burn -D -c /mail_2003 /home/bigpaul/Mail -p /boot/vmli*
Creates a CD containing the whole /home/bigpaul/Mail renamed into /mail_2003. (-c changes path name). This command also adds in CD's root
every vmli* file in /boot/ directory
# burn -I -n image.iso
Burns image.iso
# burn -C
Copy CDs (disk at once).
# burn -A -a *.wav
Creates an Audio CD. Tracks come from wav files
# burn -A -a *.mp3
Creates an Audio CD. Tracks come from mp3 files
# burn -A -a *.ogg
Creates an Audio CD. Tracks come from Ogg Vorbis files
# burn -A -a *.mp3 file.ogg track01.wav
Creates an Audio CD preserving input order. In this example the first audio tracks will come from mp3 files, than we will find the one from
file.ogg and finally the one from track01.wav
GENERAL OPTIONS -s, --simulate
to perform a burn simulation
DATA-CD OPTIONS-p, --path
add file/s or path's content to CD-ROM's root. e.g.: -p /cvs/myproj/. In this example we will find CD-ROM's root filled with
/cvs/myproj/ contents, but no /cvs/myproj/ will be created
-r, --preserve-path
add file/s or path's content to CD-ROM preserving original path. e.g.: -r /cvs/myproj/. In this example we will find /cvs/myproj/
in CD-ROM's root
-x, --exclude-path
every file or directory matching this string will not be included
-c, --change-path
old_path will be named new_path in CD-ROM. e.g.: -c /my_home/2004_Jan/ /home/bigpaul/. Thus /home/bigpaul/ will be named
/my_home/2004_Jan/ in CD-ROM.
-l, --follow-symlink
this option allows burn to follow symbolic link directories
-m, --multisession
this option allows multisession CDs
ISO-CD OPTIONS-n, --name
image name
AUDIO-CD OPTIONS-a, --audio-file
mp3, ogg or wav file/s
AUTHOR
Ben Finney <ben+python@benfinney.id.au>, Gaetano Paolone <bigpaul@hacknight.org>
COPYRIGHT
This is free software: you may copy, modify, and/or distribute this work under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or
later as published by the Free Software Foundation. No warranty expressed or implied. See the source for details.
2009-07-22 BURN(1)