In this shell script we can calculate the video time of all video available in you directory or folder .
for f in *
do
echo -n "video_time = ";
DURATION="$(ffmpeg -i $f 2>&1 | grep "Duration"| cut -d ' ' -f 4 | sed s/,// | sed 's@\..*@@g' | awk '{ split($1, A, ":"); split(A[3], B, "."); print 3600*A[1] + 60*A[2] + B[1] }')";
echo "$DURATION File Name = '$f';";
done
The output for this script is :
video_time = 135 File Name = 'video1.mp4';
video_time = 122 File Name = 'video2.mp4';
video_time = 351 File Name = 'video3.mp4';
video_time = 248 File Name = 'video4.mp4';
video_time = 288 File Name = 'video5.mp4';
video_time = 361 File Name = 'video6.mp4';
video_time = 190 File Name = 'video7.mp4';
video_time = 142 File Name = 'video8.mp4';
video_time = 171 File Name = 'video9.mp4';
video_time = 166 File Name = 'video10.mp4';
video_time = 56 File Name = 'video11.mp4';
video_time = 154 File Name = 'video12.mp4';
video_time = 87 File Name = 'video13.mp4';
for f in *
do
echo -n "video_time = ";
DURATION="$(ffmpeg -i $f 2>&1 | grep "Duration"| cut -d ' ' -f 4 | sed s/,// | sed 's@\..*@@g' | awk '{ split($1, A, ":"); split(A[3], B, "."); print 3600*A[1] + 60*A[2] + B[1] }')";
echo "$DURATION File Name = '$f';";
done
The output for this script is :
video_time = 135 File Name = 'video1.mp4';
video_time = 122 File Name = 'video2.mp4';
video_time = 351 File Name = 'video3.mp4';
video_time = 248 File Name = 'video4.mp4';
video_time = 288 File Name = 'video5.mp4';
video_time = 361 File Name = 'video6.mp4';
video_time = 190 File Name = 'video7.mp4';
video_time = 142 File Name = 'video8.mp4';
video_time = 171 File Name = 'video9.mp4';
video_time = 166 File Name = 'video10.mp4';
video_time = 56 File Name = 'video11.mp4';
video_time = 154 File Name = 'video12.mp4';
video_time = 87 File Name = 'video13.mp4';
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