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Get a desktop notification after a command finishes executing.
In some cases, two-pass filtering may take some time. It could be useful to be notified when the encode is finished, especially if we are not actively monitoring the process.
cargo install alert-after
aa "[command]"aa ffmpeg -ss 00:00.960 -i "[Group] Show Title (BDRip 1920x1080 x264 FLAC).mkv" -to 01:30.089 -pass 2 ...Generate and execute collection of FFmpeg commands sequentially from external file to produce WebMs that meet encoding standards.
Take advantage of sleep, work, or any other time that we cannot actively monitor the encoding process to produce a set of encodes for later quality checking and/or tweaking for additional encodes.
Ideally we are iterating over a combination of filters and settings, picking the best one at the end.
Requirements:
Install:
pip install animethemes-batch-encoderpython -m batch_encoder [-h] --mode [{1,2,3}] [--file [FILE]] [--configfile [CONFIGFILE]] --loglevel [{debug,info,error}]Mode
--mode 1 generates commands from input files in the current directory.
The user will be prompted for values that are not determined programmatically, such as inclusion/exclusion of a source file candidate, start time, end time and output file name.
--mode 2 executes commands from file in the current directory line-by-line.
By default, the program looks for a file named commands.txt in the current directory. This file name can be specified by the --file argument.
--mode 3 generates commands from input files in the current directory and executes the commands sequentially without writing to file.
The --file argument will be ignored in this case.
File
The file that commands are written to or read from.
By default, the program will write to or read from commands.txt in the current directory.
Config File
The configuration file in which our encoding properties are defined.
By default, the program will write to or read from batch_encoder.ini in the user config directory of appname batch_encoder and author AnimeThemes.
Example: C:\Users\paranarimasu\AppData\Local\AnimeThemes\batch_encoder\batch_encoder.ini
Encoding Properties
AllowedFileTypes is a comma-separated listing of file extensions that will be considered for source file candidates.
EncodingModes is a comma-separated listing of bitrate control modes for inclusion and ordering of commands.
Available bitrate control modes are:
CBR Constant Bitrate ModeVBR Variable Bitrate ModeCQ Constrained Quality ModeCRFs is a comma-separated listing of ordered CRF values to use with VBR and/or CQ bitrate control modes.
IncludeUnfiltered is a flag for including or excluding an encode without video filters for each bitrate control mode and CRF pairing.
VideoFilters is a configuration item list used for named video filtergraphs for each bitrate control mode and CRF pairing.
Logging
Determines the level of the logging for the program.
--loglevel error will only output error messages.
--loglevel info will output error messages and script progression info messages.
--loglevel debug will output all messages, including variable dumps.
Verify WebM(s) against encoding standards.
Executes a test suite on the input WebM(s) to verify compliance.
Test success/failure does NOT guarantee acceptance/rejection of submissions. In some tests, we are determining the correctness of our file properties. In other tests, we are flagging uncommon property values for inspection.
Requirements:
Install:
pip install animethemes-webm-verifierpython -m test_webm [-h] [--loglevel [{debug,info,error}] [file [file ...]]--loglevel error: Only show error messages--loglevel info: Show error messages and script progression info messages--loglevel debug: Show all messages, including variable dumps[file ...]: The WebM(s) to verify. If not provided, we will test all WebMs in the current directory.