
25-Jun-2009, 08:05
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Re: process multiple files from one command line??
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Originally Posted by ken_yap
If the shell is bash:
${i/%mts/avi}
will give you the name in $i with the trailing mts changed to avi. The % specifies trailing, without it the first match is used, so you will get a surprise with a name like high-mts.mts.
Oh, and enclose $i and that expression in double quotes so that possible spaces in the filename won't wreck your script.
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or just "${i%.*}.avi"
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