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# This is a perl module included by the perl scripts for this application.
# You must modify these values to match your system configuration.
# Create a new file called "organize_videos.conf.local" in the same dir as "organize_videos.conf"
# and only put in it the variables you wish to override.
# This will prevent your localized settings from being overwritten by future code updates.
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# Path to look for videos to move from
$srcpathname = "/naspool/dropbox/New Memories";

# Path to move the videos to
$dstpathname = "/naspool/videos/HomeVideos";

# Path to move the originals to
$origpathname = "/naspool/dropbox/Originals";
$originals_file_ext = qr/(mov|mp4)/i;
#$originals_no_copy_brands = qr/mp42avc1/i; # Don't copy videos from camcorder to Originals because we keep these videos on those cards
$originals_no_copy_brands = qr/none/i; # We no longer keep the cards
$save_originals = 1;

# Brands that store time as local vs UTC
$local_tz_brands = qr/mp42avc1/i; # the camcorder sets the creation time to the local time with no timezone (so UTC), so treat them as local timestamps, not UTC timestamps

# Path to a dir (or dirs separated by semis) to watch for videos to move to $srcpathname to be organized
$watchpathname = "/naspool/cloud/alan/files/InstantUpload/Camera;/naspool/cloud/mary/files/InstantUpload/Camera;";

# Path to nextcloud base dir where user dirs start
$nextcloudbase = "/naspool/cloud/";

# If there are file duplicates in srcpathname, should they be overwritten (assumes all files from phones will be named uniquely)
$overwrite_dest = 1;

# Path to nextcloud occ cmd script
$occ = "/naspool/www/pippins.net/nextcloud.custom/occ.cmd";

# Path to merge_videos_by_day script
$merge_videos_by_day = "/naspool/videos/bin/merge_videos_by_day";

# Flag to merge videos by modification date instead of the date parsed from the filename
$merge_by_modification_date = 0;

# Path to the make_mkv script
$make_mkv = "/naspool/videos/bin/make_mkv";

# mkvmerge path/command name
$mkvmerge = '/usr/bin/mkvmerge';

# ffmpeg path/command name
$ffmpeg = '/usr/bin/ffmpeg';
$ffprobe = '/usr/bin/ffprobe';
$avconv = '/usr/bin/avconv';

# handbrake path/command name
$handbrake = '/usr/bin/HandBrakeCLI';

# The pid file to use to indicate organize_videos is running
$pid_file = "/tmp/organize_videos.pid";

# The owner of the files after they are moved
$owner = "ajp";

# The group of the files after they are moved
$group = "pip";

# The mode to set on each file after they are moved
$mode = "664";

# The mode to set on each directory after they are created
$dirmode = "2775";

# The extension to use when creating playlist files
$playlist_extension = "pls";

# What number to start with when adding an incrementing suffix to the end of the final video clip to avoid name collisions
$video_suffix = "000";

# Which movie file extensions should be considered for merging
# NOTE: Script does not support merging multiple mkv files into a single mkv file
$movie_file_ext = "-iregex \".*\.mov\" -o -iregex \".*\.3gp\" -o -iregex \".*\.avi\" -o -iregex \".*\.mp4\" -o -iregex \".*\.mpg\" -o -iregex \".*\.mts\" -o -iregex \".*\.m4v\"";

# Which movie file extensions should not be recompressed for merging
$no_recompress_file_ext = qr/\.(mp4)$/i;

# Video file creation dates must not have changed in the last X minutes to process any of the video files
# This is done to ensure that all videos from a given upload from a camera have completed prior to looking for videos to merge
$minage = "+60";

# What command should be used to find files by move_videos_from_watchdir that have changed (are at least X minutes old) 
$find_changed_cmd = "find  \"$srcpathname/\" -not -cmin +5 -a \\( $movie_file_ext \\)";

# What command should be used to find all movie files
$find_cmd = "find \"$srcpathname/\" $movie_file_ext";
$find_cmd_with_mkv = "find \"$srcpathname/\" $movie_file_ext -o -iregex \".*\.mkv\"";
$find_mkv = "find \"$srcpathname/\" -iregex \".*\.mkv\"";

# Set the tmpfile to use, but remove the 0 byte file it creates, we'll create it if we need it
$tmpfile = `mktemp`; chomp($tmpfile); unlink "$tmpfile";

# Set the timezone to use
$timezone = `cat /etc/timezone`; chomp($timezone);

# handbrake options used when re-encoding the videos
$handbrake_requantize_options='--auto-anamorphic --crop 0:0:0:0 -E ac3';
$handbrake_recompress_options='--auto-anamorphic --crop 0:0:0:0 --denoise="weak" -e x264 -q 18 -x b-adapt=2:rc-lookahead=50 -v 2 -a 1 -6 dpl2 --preset="HQ 1080p30 Surround"';

# handbrake input file options
$input_file_options = "-S";

# handbrake output file options
$output_file_options = "--compression -1:none";

# handbrake quantization levels
$interlaced_requantize_quality=0.85;
$progressive_requantize_quality=0.75;

# Remote compute host to farm handbrake encode job off to (I need this since this script is run from a virtual machine)
$compute_host = "pippin.pippins.net";

# Set to 1 to use a remote compute host to run the mkvmerge command. Set to 0 to use the local host to run it.
$use_compute_host = 0;

# This will dramatically decrease the size of the video with minimal compute processing requirements.
$requantize_input_video=0; 
$recompress_input_video=1;

# What text to put on the front of the title for the merged video being created
$video_title_prefix = "HomeVideos:";

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