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I often extract from directories containing many data files, each with a single media asset embedded. This is usually a png or jpg image. So in this use case there will only be one output file per source file.
Source files are usually something like: sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.dat
Currently if I run mediaextract -f png * on a list of these files, I'll see output filenames such as: sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.dat_00000020.png
It would be very useful to be able to omit the source file extension and the numerical suffix (maybe 2 options there?) from the output filename, giving output such as: sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.png
This would save a lot of renaming after the conversion!
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I often extract from directories containing many data files, each with a single media asset embedded. This is usually a png or jpg image. So in this use case there will only be one output file per source file.
Source files are usually something like:
sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.dat
Currently if I run
mediaextract -f png *
on a list of these files, I'll see output filenames such as:sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.dat_00000020.png
It would be very useful to be able to omit the source file extension and the numerical suffix (maybe 2 options there?) from the output filename, giving output such as:
sourcefilename_some-numbers-here.png
This would save a lot of renaming after the conversion!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: