Muman- what is the earliest show that you have?
Shalom Tag,
I just checked my downloads of Ask JTF and found the following AskJTF programs...
2012-07-29.mp3
2012-08-05.mp3
2012-08-12.mp3
2012-08-19.mp3
2012-08-26.mp3
2012-09-02.mp3
2012-09-23.mp3
2012-09-30.mp3
2012-10-07.mp3
2012-10-28.mp3
2012-11-04.mp3
2012-11-11.mp3
2012-12-16.mp3
2012-12-23.mp3
2012-12-30.mp3
2013-01-20.mp3
2013-02-17.mp3
2013-03-03.mp3
2013-03-17.mp3
2013-03-24.mp3
2013-03-31.mp3
2013-04-14.mp3
2013-05-12.mp3
2013-05-19.mp3
2013-05-26.mp3
2013-06-09.mp3
2013-07-07.mp3
2013-07-14.mp3
2013-07-21.mp3
2013-07-28.mp3
2013-08-04.mp3
2013-08-11.mp3
2013-08-25.mp3
2013-09-01.mp3
2013-09-22.mp3
2013-09-29.mp3
2013-10-27.mp3
2013-11-03.mp3
2013-11-10.mp3
2013-11-17.mp3
2013-12-01.mp3
2013-12-08.mp3
2013-12-15.mp3
2013-12-29.mp3
2014-01-05.mp3
2014-01-12.mp3
2014-01-19.mp3
2014-02-02.mp3
I have the entire archive of the shows from way back (2003-2011) also... But it is harder for me to generate a list by dates (since the files look like 02092011c.mp3 {which is Feb 9, 2011 part c})...
I have a Linux script which I found (and modified appropriately) which can take a JPEG image and an MP3 audio file and generate a MPEG4 (.mp4) video which can be uploaded to YouTube... It takes a good amount of time to convert the files (I just processed file JTF-2012-08-12.mp3 and will upload shortly)...
I dont know if I will upload them to my normal youtube account considering they may delete my account (from the hate we get from the antisemites).... I am thinking about starting a new youtube account just for this..
If any other Linux 'junkies' would be interested in the script, I have appended it below:
#!/bin/bash
FFMPEG=`which avconv`
if [ "$FFMPEG" = "" ] ; then
echo "Please install ffmpeg.";
exit 0;
fi
if [ $# != 3 ] ; then
echo "Usage: $0 <image_file> <mp3_file> <output_file.avi>";
exit 0;
fi
if [ ! -f $1 ] ; then
echo "Source image '$1' not found.";
exit 0;
fi
if [ ! -f $2 ] ; then
echo "Source mp3 '$2' not found.";
exit 0;
fi
if [ -f $3 ] ; then
echo "Output file '$3' exists. Overwrite? (y/n)";
read CONFIRM
if [ "$CONFIRM" == "y" ] ; then
echo "Overwriting '$3'"
else
if [ "$CONFIRM" == "Y" ] ; then
echo "Overwriting '$3'"
else
echo "Operation canceled.";
exit 0;
fi
fi
fi
TIME=`$FFMPEG -i $2 |& grep 'Duration' | awk '{ print $2; }' | sed -e 's/,//g'`
$FFMPEG -loop 1 -i $1 -i $2 -acodec copy -y -t $TIME $3