Hallo,
I want to use MPlayer in a shell-script to convert audios and videos
(For example from youtube over /tmp) to several audio-formats. The
script shall also can record livestreams. I want to use MPlayer to
decode ( -ao pcm:waveheader:file=${tmppcm}), because it works for a lot
of formats and it is fast. I want to use zenity for gui in the script.
For decode I thought to use mplayer -gui, because it could show progress
and I could built a own MPlayer-gui for the script and I could build a
debian-packet.
My problem:
Mplayer shall close themself, if the file is decoded complet, that it
can encode to the certain file-format. Also it should be possible to
stop MPlayer, for example for stoping to record a livestream.
If I write this line:
mplayer -gui -noborder -really-quiet -geometry 100%:100% -nojoystick
-nolirc -ao pcm:waveheader:file=${tmppcm} $playlist "$f"
then Mplayer don't close themself after decoding. So encoding can't be
started.
My question: Is there an order to stop the MPlayer -gui completly
themselves after decoding, that I don't have to close MPlayer by
ENTER-button? I didn' found something in the man-page and not in the
mplayer-doc. Maybe i have to do something with mplayer -input.
The not finished script is attached.
Thank you for the help.
/Ralf
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