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# convert265
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Script to convert media to x265
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These are mostly a hack job since I'm trying to save space for my media by converting things into HEVC.
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I really need to make a unified script for the edge cases, but I haven't. Feel free to send a PR if you to something. I
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also want to add AMF support, but have not gotten that to work right yet.
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The nvidia example is 265 the other scripts use vaapi (intel/amd) to do the HW HEVC encoding. I haven't done much with
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the NVIDIA in a few years, so it's kinda stale.
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265_system is the one that you should use if you're going to use it.
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I use it with parallel to do multiple files at once like this:
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```shell
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parallel 'find {} -type f -maxdepth 5 -regex ".*\.\(mkv\|mp4\|wmv\|flv\|webm\|mov\|avi\|m4v\|ts\m2ts\)"' ::: /mnt/Movies /mnt/TV | parallel --jobs 4 --progress ~/convert265/265_system {}
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```
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Change the --jobs flag to the number of files your system can handle at once. I think 4 is a sane number for older/lower
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end NAS devices.
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YMMV // Caveat Emptor // And have an average day :|
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-H
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