Is there any way to convert a whole heap of .ogg files in about 30 folders in a folder containing those folders to .mp3 files and put them in another folder using the command ffmpeg? The previous methods I have tried all led to the same error: "*.ogg no such file or directory"  If possible could you please tell me how? I cant find anything relating to this specific question.  Edit: I've tried to edit the command and now it's giving me this error: (this goes for all of the files in the folder)  /Users/Macbook/Downloads/Minecraft+Sound+Pack+1.13/step/wood6.ogg~/Downloads/Minecraft\ Sounds/step/wood6.mp3: No such file or directory   I used this:  $ for file in ~/Downloads/Minecraft+Sound+Pack+1.13/step/*.ogg  &gt; do &gt;     fullfilename=$(basename "${file}") &gt;     filename="${fullfilename%.*}" &gt;     ffmpeg -i "$file""~/Downloads/Minecraft\ Sounds/step/$filename.mp3" &gt; done   I think it's trying to link both directories together.
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Any suggestions for a good, free audio converter for Mac?  I used to use Max.app but it has long become abandonware and is now super buggy and crashy. I just need something I drop a couple (or 20 thousand) Apple Lossless files into and let it crank away making me some AAC compressed files or some MP3 or whatever.
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I have 15 video files which I want to merge with ffmpeg. I want to save time by merge all of the video files in a single command line, not cut it one by one and merge it. Thanks.
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The other day I was trying to download something for Minecraft and it involved my bin folder. So I was looking for it and couldn't find it. I then thought that I might have accidentally deleted it, but didn't find it in the trash. I have no idea how to get the bin folder back with all the Minecraft binary files in them.
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I am wondering how to use ffmpeg to create video thumbnails something like this (taken from a VLC forum):  I know totem can do this but totem does not support the video format that I am using  says that ffmpeg can do it.
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I've looked at , and while it works there a few issues:   All converted images are placed in the directory from which the command is called. The original images are kept.   I need to convert around 70,000 .tif and .jpgs to .pngs.  It's really important the the files when converted are placed in their normal directories.    I can do a batch rm of .tff/.jpg's at the end if that's the best way to handle removing the old files.
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I'm trying to download some videos in mp3 format. It's a playlist. How do I download the whole playlist using one command?
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I'd like to know what is the command to use to gunzip all files in a target directory recursively? I tried to use the unzip command but it didn't work.  I tried the command from
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I have a directory :  ../Music with a lot of music files in a lot of subdirectories.  How would i move all the files in the subdirectories to another directory ? Thus, i only want to move the files, i don't want to keep the subdirectory structure.
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So I deleted my .minecraft folder thinking, "oh yeah it'll all just Re-Download when i start minecraft up". I was wrong. I looked in my .minecraft folder and all that is in there is the bin folder and the last login file. I have no idea what to do... Can someone help me with this?  Just letting you know that I emptied my recycle bin after I deleted it. I also have a premium account and it worked fine for the past year.
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Are there any simple tools to normalize an .ogg-library of 10'000+ songs so that the volume is the same throughout all songs?  Terminal or GUI doesn't matter, it only need to be simple.  One caveat though, I don't want soft interludes/intermissions and ballads blown out of proportion.  Preferably the process should find the overall gain of the album (I have all my CD's ripped into separate folders) and normalize the level thereafter.
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I need to find a way to import some .json models into Blender, and it seems I can't just import them the same way I can import a .obj model. So is there some way to convert a .json model to a .obj model, or another file type Blender can import? I've tried using Blockbench for this, but I think it only works with Minecraft recourse pack .json models, as those are the only models that will ever actually load in it. Thank you to anyone who can help me figure this out.
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I've got a 4 GB SanDisk Cruzer here with practically nothing on it, and I'm about to go house-sit for a friend with a computer but no internet. It sure would be nice to play Minecraft while he's away, but I'd just as soon not muck around in his Documents and Settings\Application Files folders.   Is it possible to have Minecraft and my world on the flash drive itself such that I can play it directly from the drive, rather than installing to each computer I bring it to?
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Is there a clever way to do copy and move operations or a command to duplicate a file, without having to do a cd, then mv after, at the same folder?  For example, I have to run the following:  mv /folder1/folder2/folder3/file.txt /folder1/folder2/folder3/file-2013.txt   Note that the directory to where I'm moving the file is the same, but I have to put the whole path again and sometimes it gets annoying. I'm curious to know if there's another way to do that without having to put the whole path again, because the operation would be done in the same path.
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What I want to do: I have a folder with a great bunch of images. Using these files I want to create a slideshow video, while I want the filename of each of the original images burned into the bottom right corner.  What my current state is: I made a script to fetch all .jpg files in the folder and make a ffmpeg-readable list and I know how to concat the images to a slideshow and everything works as intended. I also figured out how to use FFmpeg's drawtext to get a handsome filename stamp.   Now the problem: Currently FFmpeg grabs the last filename from the file list (for example IMG_9935.jpg) and burns it into the entire video. But what I want to happen is, that it changes with each 'new' image - just like a timecode would change during the course of the video.  Is any of this possible?  As a side note: "Why don't you burn the filename beforehand?" I'd like to keep it as flexible as possible. So if there's another way round, I'd like to go that way.  for i in *.jpg; do echo "file '$i'" &gt;&gt; files.txt; done  ffmpeg -r 1/3 -f concat -safe 0 -i files.txt -vf "eq=text=$(echo $i | rev | cut -d / -f 1 | rev): fontcolor=0x808080: fontsize=14: x=w-tw- 10:y=h-th-10" -c libx264 filename.mp4
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I created a folder on my home directory call junk, and let's say I want to move all .cpp and .h files to it. How would I do it? My first thought is to start with find ~ -name *.cpp -print, but I don't know how to put in multiple patterns into the find argument, and I'm fairly lost after that.
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I have many files with .abc extension and want to change them to .edefg How to do this from command line ?  I have a root folder with many sub-folders, so the solution should work recursively.
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I have multiple files in multiple folders under one directory that need to be in one folder. Is there a command line that can help me accomplish this?