FPS Fixer, v1.1.0

The utility for fixing FPS in videos.

Improve logging, parse the options via CLI, handle processing errors, add support for specifying a base path to original videos, and add the mode without real processing of videos.

Change Log

parse the options via CLI;
handle processing errors;
add support for specifying a base path to original videos;
add the mode without real processing of videos, only with search of them and check of their FPS;
improve logging:
- colorize log messages;
- add to log messages:
  - add timestamps to log messages;
  - add log levels to log messages.

Features

search of videos:
- filtering by a video file extension;
- skipping videos with near target FPS;
fixing FPS in videos that have FPS less than or greater than the specified FPS;
automatic directory creation for fixed videos;
the mode without real processing of videos, only with search of them and check of their FPS;
logging:
- logging of a video name and FPS at the beginning of processing;
- logging of a fixed video path at the end of processing.

Usage

$ fps_fixer.bash -v | --version
$ fps_fixer.bash -h | --help
$ fps_fixer.bash [options] [<path>]

Options:

-v, --version — show the version;
-h, --help — show the help;
-e EXTENSION, --extension EXTENSION — video file extension (default: mp4);
-b PATH, --base-path PATH — base path for fixed videos (should be relative to argument <path>; default: ./fixed-videos);
-f FPS, --fps FPS — target FPS (default: 60);
-E EPSILON, --epsilon EPSILON — allowable error when comparing FPS (default: 2);
--no-process — don't process videos, only search for them and check their FPS.