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Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format follows Keep a Changelog.
This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
[0.1.0] - 2025-11-04
Added
- Initial release of Video Tools CLI
convert-singlecommand:- Converts a single input file (AVI, MPG, MKV, MOV, etc.) into MP4
- Uses FFmpeg with modern compression (
libx264,AAC, CRF 18) - Automatically corrects timestamps (
-fflags +genpts) - Outputs to
~/Videos
convert-multiplecommand:- Merges multiple video inputs into one MP4
- Re-encodes using same compression settings
- Creates and cleans temporary file lists automatically
- Config system (
config/config.json) with optionaljqparsing - Version tracking via
VERSIONfile - Color-coded CLI feedback for INFO, WARN, ERROR, OK
- Graceful error handling with safe exits and cleanup
- Compatible with:
- Linux (bash/zsh/fish shells)
- Windows (via Git Bash or WSL)
Documentation
docs/README.md— general usage and installation guidedocs/CLI_Functions.md— detailed command referencedocs/Conversion_Settings.md— technical breakdown of FFmpeg defaultsdocs/Upscale.md— planned module outline for future upscaling support
Build System
Makefilewith:install/uninstall/verify/docs/helptargets- Version-aware output and FFmpeg dependency check
- Installs both binary and documentation to system paths
Planned for [0.2.0]
Added
upscale-videocommand:- FFmpeg
lanczosscaling for 720p / 1080p / 4K - Optional H.265 (HEVC) encoding for smaller files
- FFmpeg
convert-batchfor folder-wide conversions- JSON-driven override for per-run configuration (custom CRF, bitrate, etc.)
- Optional parallel encoding support
- Automatic codec detection before re-encoding
Improvements
- More detailed progress bar during FFmpeg execution
- Unified cross-platform installer for Windows (PowerShell script)
- Expanded error handling and logging to
logs/directory
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