Simple improvements for better parallelization #2
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This allows us to execute the script simultaneously within the same working directory. For example, GNU parallel can be used to run several instances at once. Before, the instances would stomp on each other, prematuerly replacing or destroying the contents of the temp files.
This makes it easier to resume processing of large directories.
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Nice addition to the script, thanks! Would you mind replacing the . delimiters to _ ones just to remain consistent? I use . for extensions and _ for file name parts in general as it increases readability across languages. |
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Sure thing. Done. |
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Merged, thanks again for the addition and the fix. Have fun with the Theta camera! |
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Some simple improvements that should make it easier to run this script in parallel. I'm using these to convert directories with hundreds of 360 images taken with my Theta V.