m4p in the directory is: mkvmerge v45.0.0 ('Heaven in Pennies') 64-bitĮrror: The file '*.avi' could not be opened for reading: open file error. The output I am getting for mkvmerge when having. * ) clear incorrect_selection press_enter "Įcho " 1 - Use mkvmerge (fastest, decent quality)"Įcho " 2 - Autoconvert all files using mkvmerge"Įcho " 3 - Use ffmpeg (slowest, best quality)"Įcho " 4 - Autoconvert all files using ffmpeg"ġ ) clear menu_option_one press_enter Ģ ) clear menu_option_two press_enter ģ ) clear menu_option_three press_enter Ĥ ) clear menu_option_four press_enter
#MKVTOOLNIX AVI TO MKV MP4#
Here is what I have currently: #!/bin/bashĪuto_ext=(avi mp4 m4p m4v webm mpg mp2 mpeg mpe mpv ogg wmv mov qt)Įcho -n " Enter file extension of file to convert: "įor f in *.$extension do mkvmerge -o "$.mkv" doneĮcho " This file converts video files to mkv in the current directory only. It works fine for the first item in the list, avi, but when it gets to the second and on to the rest of the extensions in the array it will not place the wildcard filename into the script, therefore not process the filenames. I am trying to do this using an array but it's not quite going right. What I am trying to do is make it so that I can place the script into the directory with the videos to convert, run the script and it will convert all the videos it finds, from those in the array list, to mkv. I am completely new to using arrays in a bash file so this is all new territory for me. I'm figuring I can add more extensions to the array as is needed.
#MKVTOOLNIX AVI TO MKV HOW TO#
I am able to do a batch convert of a single extension in the script with no problem by entering the extension using read extension, but I am trying to figure out how to do this with an array of the video extensions so I don't have to enter each extension that is to be converted. I have a script that I use to convert my video files in a bash script from multiple video format extensions using either ffmpeg or mkvmerge.
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