bash script controlling ffmpeg to convert from mkv Help me debugs this script to create control ffmpeg from a bash script. for f in $FILES do INPUT_MOVIE=`basename "${f%.*}.mkv"` OUTP...--prophetes.ai

bash script controlling ffmpeg to convert from mkv Help me debugs this script to create control ffmpeg from a bash script. for f in $FILES do INPUT_MOVIE=`basename "${f%.*}.mkv"` OUTPUT_MOVIE=${MOVIE:1} OUTPUT_MOVIE=${OUTPUT_MOVIE:0:2}") processed "${OUTPUT_MOVIE:2} /usr/bin/ffmpeg -i $INPUT_MOVIE -map 0:0 -vcodec copy -map 0:1 -acodec copy $OUTPUT_MOVIE /usr/bin/sleep 3 done I've tried attaching the sleep but the processes seems to start to pile up. Is there a way to do them sequentially so that one video is processed after the other?

Would this work for your purposes?

`for i in *.mkv; do ffmpeg -i "$i" … ;done`