[0:00] Uh hello guys uh welcome to this video.
[0:02] So in this video I will show you how to
[0:04] write a batch processing script in
[0:08] ffmppg to resize the multiple images
[0:10] which are present in the directory in a
[0:12] folder. So you can see we have these
[0:15] images present which contains jpg png
[0:19] images. So what I will need to do I need
[0:21] to resize all these images to a
[0:23] particular width and height using
[0:24] ffmppg. For this I will just write a
[0:27] simple batch script which will
[0:30] automatically do the job for us. So we
[0:33] will just create this resize dotbat
[0:37] script. Let's see bat script. So right
[0:41] here I have given the script in the
[0:43] description of this video. So first of
[0:45] all what we will do echo of we will make
[0:48] a new
[0:49] directory. So we make
[0:52] directory resized. We will create this
[0:55] folder and after that we will just run a
[0:58] simple for
[1:00] loop and uh you can see it is giving me
[1:04] suggestions. So first of all we will
[1:06] target all the png files png and then
[1:10] for those we will simply execute this
[1:12] command fmpp i and
[1:17] inside double quotes we will simply
[1:19] write uh percentage
[1:22] sign and for each image we will be
[1:25] applying this video filter which will be
[1:27] the scaling filter
[1:29] scale and inside the scale filter you
[1:32] can actually provide uh whichever
[1:34] dimension
[1:36] uh you want to resize your image. So
[1:38] first of all will be the width. So I
[1:40] will resize to 800 width 600
[1:43] height and then you just need to give in
[1:46] double
[1:47] quotes the name of the output file which
[1:50] will be resized
[1:56] slash. So what I will do I will simply
[1:59] copy paste the
[2:02] script. So this is a script guys. So we
[2:05] first of all make this folder. Once you
[2:07] execute the script, this will create a
[2:09] brand new folder resized inside this. It
[2:12] will actually
[2:14] uh target all the files right here which
[2:17] starts from PNG, JPG, JPG. And for all
[2:21] those files, we will resize it to 800 by
[2:25] 600. And once we will complete, we'll
[2:28] print out this message resizing
[2:30] complete. So now it will detect all
[2:32] these images which are present in the
[2:33] directory which starts from PNG or JPG.
[2:36] You will see that if I execute this uh
[2:39] bat script
[2:41] just you will see it will resize all
[2:44] these images in the command line and it
[2:47] will create this folder resized if you
[2:50] see and you will see all the images are
[2:53] being resized. You can cross check by
[2:56] going to properties going to details.
[2:58] You will see the width is 800 600. You
[3:02] can target any image here. You can go to
[3:05] details. You will see the width and the
[3:08] height is 800 600. So in this easy way
[3:11] guys, you can actually resize the bulk
[3:14] images by this uh bat processing script
[3:17] in ffmpg to resize multiple images to a
[3:20] particular width and height. You can see
[3:22] all your images have been successfully
[3:24] resized. So this is a very important
[3:26] script. I've given the script in the
[3:28] description of this video. You can just
[3:30] do this for all your images which are
[3:32] there.
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