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standardfiles

standardfiles is a simple python script to convert video, audio and images to standard files.

Type file format format lossless
audio aac flac
video mkv/aac/h264 mkv/flac/ffv1
image ff.bz2
image (valid) png

Also clear all metadata and check the standard formats.

In the lossless format don't convert. And you can't convert to lossless format (it doesn't make sense).

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Requirements

In order to use you need install:

  • bzip2
  • dwebp
  • exiftool
  • farbfeld
  • ffmpeg
  • imagemagick
  • metaflac

Installation

To install the command line utility, run:

python3 -m build
pip install dist/*.whl

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