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I use a .BAT file that ChatGPT wrote to split several video files in a desired folder.
First things first, the code will define the desired paths. All my videos are under a path and then subfolders that are named with the first part of the videos they contain, up until a dash followed by a year then a minus character, like this: _YEAR-
Example of video file naming pattern (wildcard represents any characters allowed by Windows in file naming):
*_2025-01-24_21-23-22_105.ts
So instead of the wildcard, it could be:
ab1234_2025-01-24_21-23-22_105.ts
As I said above, all my videos are under subfolders in a path:
D:\My Videos
The subfolder names are colored in aqua:
ab1234_2025-01-24_21-23-22_105.ts
_ac264as_2025-02-01_22-01-02_257.ts
12abcd____2025-02-03_21-27-26_161.ts
and so on
The lines contained in the videos.txt file (lines created using Excel's =TEXTJOIN() function, separating intervals with commas.
E.g., in A2 I add the following function:
=TEXTJOIN(",";1;B2:H2)
In B2:B4 I add the names of the video files:
ab1234_2025-01-24_21-23-22_105.ts
_ac264as_2025-02-01_22-01-02_257.ts
12abcd____2025-02-03_21-27-26_161.ts
In C2:H4 I add the time intervals, 1 per cell, as many as 6 per video (that's why it goes to H2, but any number of intervals can be completed except none). So the example is as follows:
C2: 00:04:06.000-00:12:17.000
C3: 00:18:30.000-00:27:26.000
D3: 00:37:10.000-00:48:23.000
C4: 00:07:43.000-00:22:44.000
So this is an example of content of the videos.txt file:
ab1234_2025-01-24_21-23-22_105.ts,00:04:06.000-00:12:17.000
_ac264as_2025-02-01_22-01-02_257.ts,00:18:30.000-00:27:26.000,00:37:10.000-00:48:23.000
12abcd____2025-02-03_21-27-26_161.ts,00:07:43.000-00:22:44.000
Error handling:
If no time interval is mentioned for a file, a "Skip" message will be displayed.
If a video file does not exist, a "Skip" message will be displayed.
Updated version:
The code will display the name of the .ts video file, eg. 12abcd____2025-02-03_21-27-26_161.ts
After you press a key, it will display the name of the extracted folder.
If you agree with the folder name, just press Enter, but if not (let's say extracted folder name would be 12abcd instead of 12abcd___):
- type sX - s stands for start, and X for 1 character or more to add before the folder name (in this example we don't need characters before 12abcd)
- type eX - e stands for end, and X for 1 character or more to add after the folder name (in our example, you could type e___ to add the proper suffix)
- type nX - n stands for new, and X for the desired folder name, an entire folder name to replace the previous (eg completely change 12abcd to DCBA21 with nDCBA21)
The code below can still be improved, I know.
(this code is filled with troubleshooting echoes)[/color]
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
REM Input file containing video names and time ranges
set "input_file=D:\Videos\videos.txt"
REM Path to ffmpeg (adjust if needed)
set "ffmpeg=D:\Videos\ffmpeg.exe"
REM Root path for all video folders (updated to "My Videos")
set "root_path=D:\Videos\My Videos"
REM Path to the videos file (adjust if needed)
set "videos_file=%input_file%"
REM echo Input File: %input_file%
REM echo FFMPEG Path: %ffmpeg%
REM echo Root Path: %root_path%
REM echo Videos File: %videos_file%
REM pause
REM Process each line in the input file
for /f "usebackq tokens=* delims=" %%A in ("%videos_file%") do (
set "line=%%A"
cls
echo Processing Line: !line!
pause
REM Initialize flag to skip to next file if needed
set "skip_file=false"
REM Split the line into video file and ranges
for /f "tokens=1* delims=," %%B in ("!line!") do (
set "video=%%B"
set "ranges=%%C"
REM echo Video: !video!
REM pause
REM Extract the folder name (everything before the first _YEAR- sequence)
set "folder="
for /f "tokens=1* delims=_" %%X in ("!video!") do (
set "folder=%%X"
REM echo Folder: !folder!
REM pause
REM Process the remaining part of the filename for the year-based pattern
for /f "tokens=1 delims=-" %%Z in ("%%Y") do (
set "folder=!folder!_%%Z"
)
)
REM Remove the last 5 characters (_YEAR)
set "folder=!folder:~0,-5!"
REM Echo folder name to debug
REM echo Folder: !folder!
REM pause
set /p modify="Enter 'sX' to prefix with 'X', or 'eX' to suffix with 'X', or 'nX' to change entire name to 'X' (or Enter to keep it as is) [!folder!]: "
REM Check if input starts with "s" or "e" or "n" and add characters or replace entirely
if /i "!modify:~0,1!"=="s" set "folder=!modify:~1!!folder!"
if /i "!modify:~0,1!"=="e" set "folder=!folder!!modify:~1!"
if /i "!modify:~0,1!"=="n" set "folder=!modify:~1!"
REM Echo final folder name to debug
REM echo Final folder name: !folder!
REM pause
REM Build the full path to the original video
set "video_path=%root_path%\!folder!\!video!"
rem Check if the video file exists
if not exist "!video_path!" (
echo File !video_path! not found. Going to the next file.
echo.
set "skip_file=true"
)
REM Set the output folder path (same as the subfolder containing the original video)
set "output_folder=%root_path%\!folder!"
REM Check if no time intervals are provided
if not defined ranges (
echo No splits mentioned, no splits to be done. Skipping!
set "skip_file=true"
)
REM If skip_file is true, go to the next file
if "!skip_file!"=="true" (
echo Skipping to next file...
echo.
rem Reset the flag for the next iteration
set "skip_file=false"
goto :next_file
)
REM Process the splits
for %%D in (!ranges!) do (
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=-" %%E in ("%%D") do (
set "start=%%E"
set "end=%%F"
REM Remove any leading/trailing spaces
set "start=!start: =!"
set "end=!end: =!"
REM Replace colons with dots for filenames
set "start_clean=!start::=.!"
set "end_clean=!end::=.!"
if defined start if defined end (
echo Processing !video_path!: !start! to !end!
"%ffmpeg%" -i "!video_path!" -ss !start! -to !end! -c copy "!output_folder!\!video!-!start_clean!-!end_clean!.ts"
)
)
)
)
)
:next_file
echo Done.
pause
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