CLI Query on Activity Windows
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CLI Query on Activity Windows
Hi,
in Windows version i can see the CLI Query in the Activity Windows, but not in my Mac OS version of HandBrake.
Anyone can tell me if the Mac OS version has the same feature?
I need to see the CLI Query during a conversion because i have to write a script with the command line!
Thanks
in Windows version i can see the CLI Query in the Activity Windows, but not in my Mac OS version of HandBrake.
Anyone can tell me if the Mac OS version has the same feature?
I need to see the CLI Query during a conversion because i have to write a script with the command line!
Thanks
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
It doesn't. The MacGui isn't a CLI wrapper, so never generates a query.
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
So how can i do?
Nothing can help me?
Nothing can help me?
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Use the WinGUI, or do it right: read the CLI helpTechnoPhil wrote:So how can i do?
Nothing can help me?
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
I can see the CLI help, but i thought i could find here some scripts!
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Are you planing to give this feature in the next releases?Rodeo wrote:Use the WinGUI, or do it right: read the CLI helpTechnoPhil wrote:So how can i do?
Nothing can help me?
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
No. Generating the query is not trivial and represents a certain amount of code in the WinGUI. We only do it there because it's an integral part of the WinGUI (being a CLI wrapper).TechnoPhil wrote:Are you planing to give this feature in the next releases?Rodeo wrote:Use the WinGUI, or do it right: read the CLI helpTechnoPhil wrote:So how can i do?
Nothing can help me?
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
That feature will actually be removed in the next version of the WinGUI with the newer UI.
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Ok!
I am studying the CLI version, it would be great if you developer could realize and publish some scripts for "Toggle Presets".
This would be helpful because in a transcode there are too many parameters!
Am i wrong?
Thank you guys!
I am studying the CLI version, it would be great if you developer could realize and publish some scripts for "Toggle Presets".
This would be helpful because in a transcode there are too many parameters!
Am i wrong?
Thank you guys!
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
I don't understand your feature request. Please elaborate.
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Sorry for my poor english!
My problem is how to use the CLI version of HandBrake!
In the Windows version i can use the commands by terminal because i can see in the logs the "CLI Query", but not in the Mac Os version.
I would like to manage scrips for converting media by Terminal, using the command line version!
You answered me that Mac, maybe also Linux version, does not show me "CLI Query" on the logs, so how can i create a script for converting my media (i only use Mac or Linux OS)?
I would like to use HandBrake instead ffmpeg because ffmpeg can't manage the subtitles (it can only burn in in the video track). If no needs subtitles, i use the script in my crontab that convert all media in the mp4 destination format:
How can i do the same thing with HandBrake CLI with subtile managing?
Thank you for your help!
My problem is how to use the CLI version of HandBrake!
In the Windows version i can use the commands by terminal because i can see in the logs the "CLI Query", but not in the Mac Os version.
I would like to manage scrips for converting media by Terminal, using the command line version!
You answered me that Mac, maybe also Linux version, does not show me "CLI Query" on the logs, so how can i create a script for converting my media (i only use Mac or Linux OS)?
I would like to use HandBrake instead ffmpeg because ffmpeg can't manage the subtitles (it can only burn in in the video track). If no needs subtitles, i use the script in my crontab that convert all media in the mp4 destination format:
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#!/bin/bash
for i in *.mkv; do newname=`basename $i .mkv`.mp4; ffmpeg -map 0.0:0.0 -map 0.1:0.1 -i $i -s 1280x720 -b 3000k -bt 5000k -vcodec libx264 -ac 2 -ar 44100 -ab 128k -threads 4 $newname; done
Thank you for your help!
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Tomorrow. I'm waay too tired to address this right now.
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Ok thanks!
See you tomorrow!
See you tomorrow!
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Ok,
this are my scripts (working), correct me if you find something wrong!
Both scripts are based on on "iPad preset" but the second one it takes the first 2 original audio tracks 5.1 channel from the mkv and all the subtitles traks!
Can you seggest me other more?
Thank you!
this are my scripts (working), correct me if you find something wrong!
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#!/bin/sh
for i in *.mkv; do newname=`basename $i .mkv`.mp4; HandBrakeCLI -e x264 -q 20.0 -r 29.97 --pfr -a 1 -s 1 -E faac -B 160 -6 dpl2 -R Auto -D 0.0 -f mp4 -4 -X 1280 --loose-anamorphic -m -i $i -o $newname; done
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#!/bin/sh
for i in *.mkv; do newname=`basename $i .mkv`.mp4; HandBrakeCLI -e x264 -q 20.0 -r 29.97 --pfr -a 1,2 -s 1,2,3,4,5 -E copy -f mp4 -4 -X 1280 --loose-anamorphic -m -i $i -o $newname; done
Can you seggest me other more?
Thank you!
Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
Hmm. Are your sources HD (e.g. Blu-ray/HD-DVD), DVD, or something else?
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Re: CLI Query on Activity Windows
The sources are mkv files, but i i think that's the same for many others!