Video Converter

video-converter is a Ruby gem that allows users to convert video files with custom concurrency, batch size, and conversion delay. It uses the streamio-ffmpeg library for video conversion, giving you the flexibility to convert video files to various formats efficiently.

• Convert files with customizable concurrency, batch size, and conversion delay.
• Utilize the power of streamio-ffmpeg for efficient video conversion.
• Supports converting files with various extensions to different output formats.

Install the gem using RubyGems:

gem install video_conv

Or add it to your project's Gemfile:

gem 'video_conv'

And then run:

bundle install

Require the gem and create a new converter object with custom options.

Use the convert_single_file method. For example:

require 'video_converter'

converter = VideoConverter::Converter.new

# Convert a single file:
source_file = 'path/to/source_file.ts'
target_file = 'path/to/target_file.mp4'

# Start the conversion process
converter.convert_single_file(source_file, target_file)

We use the rename_and_convert_files method. For example:

require 'video_converter'

# Create a new converter object with custom options
converter = VideoConverter::Converter.new(max_concurrency: 4, batch_size: 30, conversion_delay: 1)

# Set the root directory for file conversion
root_directory = '.' # Change this to the desired root directory

# Customize the source and target file formats
source_format = '.ts' # Customize the source file format
target_format = '.mp4' # Customize the target file format

# Start the conversion process
converter.rename_and_convert_files(root_directory, source_format, target_format)

rspec -fd

The VideoConverter::Converter object can be customized with the following options:

• max_concurrency: The maximum number of concurrent conversions to run (default is 2).
• batch_size: The number of files processed in each round of conversions (default is 20).
• conversion_delay: The delay (in seconds) between each batch of conversions (default is 0.5).

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/avosa/video_converter. Remember to add tests to any feature/bug.

The File Converter gem relies on the streamio-ffmpeg library for video conversion.

• Webster Avosa

Enjoy!