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I’m running Windows 7 pro. I have a folder called “Media” in the root of my C:\ What I want to do is that when I copy some form of video media, ex .mov file to that folder, that it would detect the copy, once completed, fire handbrake or FFMPEG via the command line and encode, pushing to another directory under “Media”, such as encoded, totally automated so that I don’t even need to think about encoding video.
Any suggestions?
Not a complete answer, but you can merge this blog post with
os.system()to run Handbrake and get a working system.Comment on my answer or make a new question if you run into trouble implementing it, as that I can at least try to answer concretely.