Hi everyone,

I'm trying to do something simple that I can't find the documentation for. I want to get all the video-files from a folder and cut them all into frames, all together in 1 folder. I am opening ffmpeg in powershell and using this command .\ffmpeg.exe -i C:\Users\VuerstaekM\Desktop\ffmpeg-20180307-5ab0ecf-win64-static\03072018\video.mp4 C:\Users\VuerstaekM\Desktop\ffmpeg-20180307-5ab0ecf-win64-static\pics2\frame%d.png

Which works fine for a single video, but I have about a 100 a day, so I need a better solution.

Thanks in advance guys! Maarten Vuerstaek IT Support [cid:image002.png@01D2F4AB.E232CA10] Avnet Logistics Limesweg 4 3700 Tongeren BELGIUM +32 12 242 888 IT-ISO-Tongeren@avnet.eu<mailto:IT-ISO-Tongeren@avnet.eu>

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Am 2018-03-08 um 14:33 schrieb Vuerstaek, Maarten (EC): performing a operation with all files in a directory runs like this in linux shell == powershell:

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find . -name "*.mp4" -exec echo {} \;        # "." after "find " means the actual directory find . -name "*.mp4" -exec ffmpeg  -i{} blabla \;

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