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python script to transcode movies to HEVC using custom encoder options based on source file's resolution. This has only been tested with H.264 MP4 files, but should work with source files with any of the following extensions: ".mp4", ".m4v", ".mov", ".mkv", ".mpg", ".mpeg", ".avi", ".wmv", ".flv", ".webm", ".ts" but YMMV.
-f FILE, --file FILE relative path to movie in source directory
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--all transcode all supported movies in source directory
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-q QUALITY, --quality QUALITY
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HandBrake quality slider value (-12,51)
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--preset PRESET override video encoder preset
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--baseline use baseline encoder options
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--best use highest quality encoder options
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--small use additional encoder options to minimize filesize at the expense of speed
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--delete delete output files when complete/interrupted
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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--install install symlink to transcode.py on $PATH
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--uninstall remove symlink to transcode.py
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--file FILE relative path to movie in source directory
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--all transcode all supported movies in source directory
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--quality QUALITY HandBrake quality slider value (-12,51)
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--preset PRESET override video encoder preset
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--baseline use baseline encoder options
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--best use highest quality encoder options
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--small use additional encoder options to minimize filesize at the expense of speed
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--delete delete output files when complete/interrupted
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```
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### Assumptions:
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Assumes that H.264 and HEVC encodes have the same base filename and live in "h264" and "hevc" directories relative to compareEncoding.py and transcode.py:<br>
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Assumes that H.264 and HEVC encodes have the same base filename and live in "source" and "hevc" directories relative to compareEncoding.py and transcode.py:<br>
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