Hi.
A few years ago, I used a script file that a friend made to reduce ~0.6GB TS files to ~0.14GB MP4 files. For some reason, the script doesn't work anymore (after I stopped using it for a long time). I was hoping that someone could tell me how to fix this problem. The script:
set avidemux="C:\Program Files\Avidemux 2.8 VC++ 64bits\avidemux.exe"
set videocodec=x264
for %%f in (*.TS) do %avidemux% --video-codec x264 %videocodec% --audio-codec Copy --load "%%f" --output-format MP4 --save "%%~dpnf.MP4" --quit
You do not say what doesn't work, or what errors you are getting.
I tested the script and it works fine for me. However, it is just a batch script that tells Avidemux to encode using the x264 encoder, and copy the audio stream. There are no settings to specify an output size or, quality.
Edit:
Are you certain the path to Avidemux is correct. And you are still using that version?
Also, x264 is stated twice. Directly and as a set variable. Surprisingly, this didn't cause an issue when I tested.
--load "%%f" must come first.
Quote from: sark on October 09, 2024, 12:20:25 PMAlso, x264 is stated twice. Directly and as a set variable.
Well noticed.
Quote from: sark on October 09, 2024, 12:20:25 PMSurprisingly, this didn't cause an issue when I tested.
Unrecognized command line arguments are ignored.
@tomer-k: Your batch script doesn't implicitly reduce file size, it re-encodes source video to H.264 with x264 using its default configuration. File size reduction is just a coincidental side effect, but if it works for you, then it is fine.