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Note that I haven't tested it, I haven't actually used yukon in 10 years. But it it works for you then I'm happy to merge your changes. Thank you for your contribution. |
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More flexible conversion script
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Hi, I found this program very useful, I'm amazed that it worked like a charm.
While I was playing with it (adding some logs and nice information into conf files), I had the necessity to encode the seom file with different encoding parameters without having to modify the script: so, I modified convert_to_avi.sh to include an encoding script parameter.
Users can now supply different scripts with -s parameter. Scripts just have to accept two parameters, the audio file and the video file (in this order).