Batch Script Clarification #185
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GreenPhenz
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for %i in (*.mp4) do ffs %~ni.mp4 -i %~ni.srt -o %~ni_sync.srt with spaces or shit in terminal or change mp4 to .mkv. now you only got to remove the bad srt and replace with the _sync ones |
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I've seen the post on how to use this sricpt for batches:
for i in {1..10}; do ffs reference/$i.mkv -i in/$i.srt -o out/$i-synced.srt done
But I don't understand where the input files are supposed to go. What is the reference/, in/, and out/ supposed to be replaced with? Also, is the output file supposed to already be created or can the program automatically make one (and if so how can I direct which folder for it to go in?)?
Also, I'm on mac if that changes anything
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