handbrake-batch-rm

# !/bin/bash
# Read the filename from the source file and set it to the destination file. Works with one and multible file inside the same folder.
# Syntax (for systemwide use) $ffmpeg-batch [source container] [target container] [path/from/sourceDIR] [path/to/destination]
# for example: ffmpeg-batch avi mp4 /home/user/Movies /home/user/Movies/optimized
# Important: Don't use "/" at path ending otherwise the script doesn't work! 

srcExt=$1     #Source container (avi, flv, mkv, ...). The Script grap only files with this container. 
destExt=$2    #Target container (mp4, mkv, ...)

srcDir=$3     #Source folder
destDir=$4    #Destination folder

number=1

# Options for HandBrakeCLI (the fallowing options are optimized for native HW decoding with Plesk)
opts="-f av_mp4 -m -O --align-av -e x265 --encoder-profile main --encoder-level 4.0 -q 20 --no-deinterlace -E ca_aac --ab 192k -6 --audio-lang-list ger,und --first-audio --subtitle-lang-list ger -F"

# Grap the Source filename.
for filename in "$srcDir"/*.$srcExt; do

        basePath=${filename%.*}
        baseName=${basePath##*/}
        
# Check if the target folder exsist and create it if not.
if [ ! -d "$destDir" ]
then 
	mkdir -p --mode=777 "$destDir"
fi

# Checks whether the file already exists in the target folder. IMPORTANT: This checks only if the file exists. It can NOT continue an unfinished encoding!
if [ -e "$destDir"/"$baseName"."$destExt" ] ; then
        echo -e "\033[34m\033[1m>>>>> The file "$baseName"."$destExt" alredy exist in "$destDir"! Continue with next file <<<<<\033[0m"
        return 0
else

                        HandBrakeCLI $opts -i "$filename" -o "$destDir"/"$baseName"."$destExt"
fi
rm -f "$filename"
done