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Only support webm or ogv when syncing videos to peertube

Bob Mottram 7 years ago
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 The first line of login.txt should be your username, the second line should be the password and optionally the third line can contain the words *public* and/or *nsfw*, if you want to make imported videos immediately public or mark them as not suitable for work.
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 The first line of login.txt should be your username, the second line should be the password and optionally the third line can contain the words *public* and/or *nsfw*, if you want to make imported videos immediately public or mark them as not suitable for work.
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-Prepare your videos preferably in *webm* format. Other formats may be poorly supported, especially on libre distros. To minimize bandwidth usage try to keep your videos as small as possible. Giant videos with incredibly high resolution tend to result in a bad user experience. Often just converting your videos to *webm* using *ffmpeg* will keep the size down.
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+Prepare your videos in *webm* or *ogv* format. Other formats may be poorly supported, especially on libre distros. To minimize bandwidth usage try to keep your videos as small as possible. Giant videos with incredibly high resolution tend to result in a bad user experience. Often just converting your videos to *webm* using *ffmpeg* will keep the size down.
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 Now copy or drag and drop your videos into the *~/Sync/peertube_upload* directory. Syncthing will sync to the server and automatically add the videos to PeerTube. Depending on how large the videos are this may take some time.
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 Now copy or drag and drop your videos into the *~/Sync/peertube_upload* directory. Syncthing will sync to the server and automatically add the videos to PeerTube. Depending on how large the videos are this may take some time.
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       echo "echo \"0\" > \$LOCKFILE";
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       echo "echo \"0\" > \$LOCKFILE";
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       echo '';
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       echo '';
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       echo "for video_file in \$search_dir/*; do";
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       echo "for video_file in \$search_dir/*; do";
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-      echo "    if [[ \"\$video_file\" == *'.ogv' || \"\$video_file\" == *'.mp4' || \"\$video_file\" == *'.webm' ]]; then";
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+      echo "    if [[ \"\$video_file\" == *'.ogv' || \"\$video_file\" == *'.webm' ]]; then";
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       echo "        if ! grep -q \"\$video_file\" /root/.peertube_uploaded; then";
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       echo "        if ! grep -q \"\$video_file\" /root/.peertube_uploaded; then";
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       echo "            peertubetitle=\$(basename \"\$video_file\" | awk -F '.' '{print \$1}' | sed 's|_| |g' | sed 's|-| |g')";
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       echo "            peertubetitle=\$(basename \"\$video_file\" | awk -F '.' '{print \$1}' | sed 's|_| |g' | sed 's|-| |g')";
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       echo "            if $nodecmd \$import_script -n \"\$peertubetitle\" \$peertubensfw \$peertubeprivate -u \"\$peertubedomain\" -U \"\$peertubeuser\" --password \"\$peertubepassword\" -f \"\$video_file\"; then";
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       echo "            if $nodecmd \$import_script -n \"\$peertubetitle\" \$peertubensfw \$peertubeprivate -u \"\$peertubedomain\" -U \"\$peertubeuser\" --password \"\$peertubepassword\" -f \"\$video_file\"; then";
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     if [ ! "$selected_file" ]; then
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     if [ ! "$selected_file" ]; then
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         return
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     fi
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     fi
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-    if [[ "$selected_file" != *'.ogv' && "$selected_file" != *'.mp4' && "$selected_file" != *'.webm' ]]; then
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+    if [[ "$selected_file" != *'.ogv' && "$selected_file" != *'.webm' ]]; then
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         dialog --title $"Import video from file" \
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         dialog --title $"Import video from file" \
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-               --msgbox $"The video should be in ogv, mp4 or webm format" 6 75
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+               --msgbox $"The video should be in ogv or webm format" 6 75
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         return
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     fi
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-Prepare your videos preferably in <b>webm</b> format. Other formats may be poorly supported, especially on libre distros. To minimize bandwidth usage try to keep your videos as small as possible. Giant videos with incredibly high resolution tend to result in a bad user experience. Often just converting your videos to <b>webm</b> using <b>ffmpeg</b> will keep the size down.
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+Prepare your videos in <b>webm</b> or <b>ogv</b> format. Other formats may be poorly supported, especially on libre distros. To minimize bandwidth usage try to keep your videos as small as possible. Giant videos with incredibly high resolution tend to result in a bad user experience. Often just converting your videos to <b>webm</b> using <b>ffmpeg</b> will keep the size down.
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