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davinci_resolve_wtf

v1.0.2

Published

A simple video converter for davinci resolve free

Readme

davinci_resolve_wtf

A simple video converter for davinci resolve free

Issue Link

In case this link does not works

Question

Answer

And this is what my reaction

WTF

So basically i have to use ffmpeg to convert it to the codec that free version of davinci solove support.

So here is the program project idea. to make my life easier.

You can input a folder path, and it will copy the folder structure for the result folder, and it find all the video files then converts and put it in the result folder

Basically this

  • root
    • source
      • subfolder
        • video_special.mp4
      • video0.mp4
      • video1.mp4

And you use the program then it generate this

  • root
    • source
      • subfolder
        • video_special.mp4
      • video0.mp4
      • video1.mp4
    • result
      • subfolder
        • video_special.mov
      • video0.mov
      • video1.mov

Then i can just import from result folder, everyone is happy i guess

Happy

Install

npm i -g davinci_resolve_wtf

Use

# For print out all the possible command
dr_wtf -h

Command Details

-i --input

Default: Current command execute location
Description: The input source folder

-o --output

Default: Current command execute location + '../result/'
Description: The output source folder

-e --ext

Default: ".mp4/.mov/.mkv/.wmv/.flv"
Description: Filter extensions

-f --force

Default: 0 Description: Overwrite exist files, 0: Skip, 1: YES