When I perform a video conversion with ffmpeg and the output file already existing then the user is prompted if the existing video should be overwritten.
Can I somehow specify that the new (or old) video file is automatically renamed in this case?
e.g. to
<basevideoname>_<timestamp>.<extension>
or
<basevideoname>_new3.<extension>
Thank you
Peter
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Not just with ffmpeg.
But if you use it together in a windows batch can you make something like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17387072/using-command-prompt-batch-files-to-move-a...duplicate-file (the first answer). Instead of move you run the ffmpeg command with the new filename. -
How to Batch Convert with FFmpeg in Windows]http://backroom.bostonproductions.com/?p=378[/url] might also be worth a read
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