

# output_file_type - Output file type to convert into

# input_file_type - Input file type to search for # source_dir - Starting directory for recursive search # To run in your environment set the variables: # file type into another file type via HandBrake conversion. # Script to recursively search a directory and batch convert all files of a given PS: I tried posting the bash script but the format got all messed up if someone knows how to post a bash script to the forum with correct formatting let me know I'll post it here instead of the link below So how can I get this bash script with the line input_file_type="avi" to work with input_file_type="avi,wmv,flv,mp4" How can I adjust the bash script to allow this? I would like to be able to have it convert any type of input file (avi,wmv,flv.to mkv ) all at once instead of changing the script each time for each input format. I have a BASH script I downloaded (that works) to do some video conversions using handbrake-CLI but at the moment it only allows conversion from a single file format at a time avi to mkv only.
