Renaming files in ascending order
Let's say you have 50 files with incorrectly labeled text, but correct numbering. Maybe the file includes special characters that you need removed. This is a bash command to rename the files in ascending order.…
Let's say you have 50 files with incorrectly labeled text, but correct numbering. Maybe the file includes special characters that you need removed. This is a bash command to rename the files in ascending order.…
I found out today that FFMPEG doesn't support FLAC files in the audio stream so remuxing isn't an option. If you try it you'll get the following error: Could not find tag for codec flac…
Quite a handy line of code to keep from having to transcode each file. Even if done in batch, transcoding is more time consuming as well as resource intensive then just converting it (switching containers)…
So you want to find where all your log files for Apache are located? Well, you can search for it using a search engine (I'm sure it is a common question). Another way to do…
Let's say you had 4 files... Filename.043.-2854.exe Filename.044.-2123.exe Filename.045.-3518.exe Filename.046.-6518.jpg ...but you want the ones ending in ".exe" to look like this... Filename-2854.…