Hi,
First of all, please excuse my english, it's not my native language...
I'd like to know if this is possible to delete a file once encoding is done/finished.
I'll explain : I have some folders with multiple videos I'd like to resize/normalize. I've set Handbrake to add a "-1" after the filename. But if I want toqueue all videos of these folders, I will have to erase all the source files one by one.
example in one folder with one video I want to edit :
folder > video.mp4
after editing: folder > video.mp4 + video-1.mp4
I know handbrake can do several tasks after encoding is done, but is it possible to tell him to delete the source file if everything went fine ???
thanks in advance ...
deletion after completion
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Re: deletion after completion
Handbrake does not have this capability built in, and the developers have said it will NOT be getting it, due to how dangerous it is.
You can write scripts for the Command Line Interface to automate this.
You can write scripts for the Command Line Interface to automate this.
Re: deletion after completion
If you use the command-line interface, this can be easily automated though (using the shell's built-in functionality).
Re: deletion after completion
I would be careful.
A 0 (Successful) error code does not always mean the encodes good. It just means no problems were detected. Folks have been caught out by this before.
The reverse is also true. It's possible to get error codes back for good files.
While it may be fine for you, something to be cautious about.
A 0 (Successful) error code does not always mean the encodes good. It just means no problems were detected. Folks have been caught out by this before.
The reverse is also true. It's possible to get error codes back for good files.
While it may be fine for you, something to be cautious about.
Re: deletion after completion
ok I understand this point of view ... thanks for answering !