with the following script i am able to concatenate multiple video files within a textfile to a single video.
now i want to have the individual names of each source video file displayed in the output video.
here is a example of my source videoList.txt file with filename and filepath
# videoList.txt
file 'C:\video_0020.mp4'
file 'C:\video_0040.mp4'
file '..'
and the windows batch file:
@ECHO off
SETLOCAL
SET ffmpeg=C:\ffmpeg\bin
SET inFile=-f concat -i C:\videoList.txt
SET outFile=C:\output.mov
SET codec=-r 24 -vcodec mjpeg -q:v 6
REM videoFilter/filterComplex
SET filterComplex=drawtext=fontfile='C\:\\Windows\\Fonts\\arial.ttf': text='%%{filenameOfEachVideo}'
REM bring it all together
SET commandline=%ffmpeg%\ffmpeg.exe %inFile% -filter_complex "%filterComplex%" %codec% %outFile%
REM execute command
%commandline%
Here is a working example. Please check paths and file extenions before use. I added a lot of comments to make it more clear what the script does. Feel free to use and modifie.
@ECHO off
SETLOCAL
SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion
REM path to ffmpeg
SET ffmpeg=C:\path\to\ffmpeg\bin
REM source movies from
SET movieSource=C:\path\to\your\mp4\movies
REM tmp dir
SET tmpDir=C:\path\for\tmp\files\and\final\output
REM setup positon, color, background, font for the text overlays
REM filterComplex, quotes have to be escaped! -> \"
REM BITC - Burned In Time Code
SET filterComplexTimecode=drawtext=fontfile='C\:\\Windows\\Fonts\\arial.ttf': timecode='10\:00\:00\:00': timecode_rate=24: x=(w-tw)/2: y=h-(1*lh)-3: fontsize=20: fontcolor=white@0.4: box=1: boxcolor=0x00000000@0.4: boxborderw=4
REM Date
SET filterComplexDate=drawtext=fontfile='C\:\\Windows\\Fonts\\arial.ttf': text='%%{localtime\: %%d.%%m.%%Y %%H\\\:%%M}': x=(w-tw-3): y=h-(1*lh)-3: fontsize=20: fontcolor=white@0.4: box=1: boxcolor=0x00000000@0.4: boxborderw=4
REM Shotname
SET filterComplexShotname=drawtext=fontfile='C\:\\Windows\\Fonts\\arial.ttf': x=0: y=h-(1*lh)+1: fontsize=20: fontcolor=white@0.4: box=1: boxcolor=0x00000000@0.4: boxborderw=4:
REM create a list of all files
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%F IN ('dir %movieSource%\*.mp4 /b ^| sort') DO ECHO file '%movieSource%\%%F' >> %tmpDir%\filelist.txt
REM gather more informations for each file
ECHO ; filename, durationInSeconds > %tmpDir%\fileNameDuration.txt
FOR /R %movieSource%\ %%F IN (*.mp4) DO (
REM Reset current duration to 0 (zero) for each loop
SET curDuration=0
REM get the filename without file extenion
SET fileName=%%~nF
REM get the duration of a single clip
REM and write it to a tmp textfile
%ffmpeg%\ffprobe -v error -show_entries format=duration -of default=noprint_wrappers=1:nokey=1 %%~fF > %tmpDir%\fileTempDuration.txt
REM read the textfile again into a variable
SET /p curDuration=<%tmpDir%\fileTempDuration.txt
REM write the filename and the duration to a new list of all files
ECHO !fileName!,!curDuration! >> %tmpDir%\fileNameDuration.txt
)
REM concate a filter complex string for ffmpeg with all clipnames as textlayer with a inpoint and outpoint
SET filterComplexShotnameCombined=
REM floating numbers are not supported by batch, so we need to work-around that
CALL :IntAsFP b=0.000000
FOR /F "eol=; tokens=1,2* delims=," %%i IN (%tmpDir%\fileNameDuration.txt) DO (
CALL :IntAsFP a=%%j
CALL :IntToFP inPoint=!b! 6
SET /A c=a+b
SET /A b=c
CALL :IntToFP outPoint=!c! 6
REM just to check whats going on...
ECHO name: %%i duration: %%j inPoint: !inPoint! outPoint: !outPoint!
SET filterComplexShotnameCombined=!filterComplexShotnameCombined!, !filterComplexShotname! text=%%i: enable=between(t\,!inPoint!\,!outPoint!^^^)
)
REM bringing all together. filter complex for current date, one for the normal timecode, and the actual shotnames.
SET filterComplexCombined=-filter_complex "%filterComplexDate%, %filterComplexTimecode% %filterComplexShotnameCombined%"
REM just to check...
ECHO %filterComplexCombined%
%ffmpeg%\ffmpeg.exe %async% -f concat -i %tmpDir%\filelist.txt %filterComplexCombined% %fps% %codec% %loglevel% %tmpDir%\output.mov
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REM Integer to FloatingPoint
:IntAsFP Int=FP
set FP=%2
set %1=%FP:.=%
exit /B
:IntToFP FP=Int digits
set Int=%2
set %1=!Int:~0,-%3!.!Int:~-%3!
exit /B