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Contribution: Frontend for diffing folders and easily start Video-compare #81
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Can total commander also align files with different file extension side by side? Thanks, sounds also really nice |
It has a Extension Tab by default that you can use to sort files. |
Awesome. Keep 'em coming, guys! |
With the latest change, I'd also change my above command in BeyondCompare to "D:\PortableTools\video-compare\video-compare.exe -W "%f1" "%f2"" (-W in capital w is the CMD option for the next release, right?) |
Yes, you got it right. I'd expect the new version to come out this week. |
Another useful utility for launching |
Cool! Thanks for sharing, @pldavid2. |
Hi all,
just wanted to give back some information to the community after having found this tool a while back and really loving it.
I mainly use it after re-encoding a big bunch of smartphone vacation videos (sometimes 100+ videos) to quickly verify the results. Normally I have two folders from my video-encoding, "input" & "output" and I always found it a bit cumbersome to start video-compare via CMD, because I didnt find a way to do it quickly. Yes I could create a Batch file, but drag/drop from two different Windows folders to one Batch-file is simply not possible.
I use BeyondCompare for all sorts of diffing already (yes I know, paid software, but at least has a trial) and wanted to share an amazing way to do the job quickly.
First: While diffing the folders (in my example input & output), I can set BeyondCompare to align filenames with different file-extensions. That's helpful when I have multiple different input sources like IPhones (-> *.mov files), Android phones (mp4 files) and transcode them all to target mp4 files. It aligns the files properly if the basename of the file is identical.
After aligning, I see the differences like in the following screenshot. I simply have to click in the middle to select both files at the same type and press "v" on my keyboard (or via right-click contextmenu), which opens up the viedo-compare instance with both the files as parameters.
This "Open-with" command can be configured under options like this:
And yes, of course I could also add custom cmd-flags / options, e.g. the hopefully upcoming "Scale to fit screen" setting to scale properly irrespectively of the resolution of the video files - very helpful when working with mixed 4k / 1080p files in the same diff.
So finally, this really is amazing if you are dealing with a big amount of video-files and you'd like to graphically open up video-compare via a GUI.
Hope it helps
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