Classic Regarding the 741 videos of the FM series of Strict Women uploaded by BrushBoy

[woshinide]

First of all, I'd like to express my sincere gratitude to BrushBoy for his sharing! This link contains many fragmented rm files, and they are quite disorganized. After downloading all of them, I used the ffmpeg component to convert them into mp4 format. The problem was that if I were to search for and merge each of the over 740 files individually, it would require a lot of effort and could lead to errors due to repetitive operations. Fortunately, with the help of ChatGPT, I generated a python code execution file that allowed me to merge these fragmented mp4 files into a single video based on their series names. I compressed the file and uploaded it here.English is not my native language. If I have offended you in any way, please forgive me

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[Andrealom]

First of all, I'd like to express my sincere gratitude to BrushBoy for his sharing! This link contains many fragmented rm files, and they are quite disorganized. After downloading all of them, I used the ffmpeg component to convert them into mp4 format. The problem was that if I were to search for and merge each of the over 740 files individually, it would require a lot of effort and could lead to errors due to repetitive operations. Fortunately, with the help of ChatGPT, I generated a python code execution file that allowed me to merge these fragmented mp4 files into a single video based on their series names. I compressed the file and uploaded it here.English is not my native language. If I have offended you in any way, please forgive me

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Impressive

 

[woshinide]

1.zip

1.8 GB

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2.zip

1.8 GB

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[Michael1958]

Wonderful work, thank you very much.👍

 

[BrushBoy]

You should have asked first, not because I mind (I don't!) but because I have many of them already combined and converted (by me) and could have saved you some work. I only posted the originals for preservation sake. 🙂

Mine are wmv though, as I recall. What settings did you pick for mp4 conversions?

(also, first zip download link isn't working for me).

 

[Shadowdancer]

Finally, a decent use of AI!

 

[woshinide]

You should have asked first, not because I mind (I don't!) but because I have many of them already combined and converted (by me) and could have saved you some work. I only posted the originals for preservation sake. 🙂

Mine are wmv though, as I recall. What settings did you pick for mp4 conversions?

(also, first zip download link isn't working for me).

This link，

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I checked it, and most of the files in it have the rm suffix. I used the ffmpeg command, which requires the ffmpeg plugin. The specific command cannot be found in the chat gpt records. However, the batch conversion of rm to mp4 is very simple, I remember that I only entered one command to complete it, the difficulty is how to merge the converted mp4 files into a separate video file, the first zip link can work here, maybe the server website is busy.

 

[BrushBoy]

This link，

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I checked it, and most of the files in it have the rm suffix. I used the ffmpeg command, which requires the ffmpeg plugin. The specific command cannot be found in the chat gpt records. However, the batch conversion of rm to mp4 is very simple, I remember that I only entered one command to complete it, the difficulty is how to merge the converted mp4 files into a separate video file, the first zip link can work here, maybe the server website is busy.

I joined mine by hand, because it was long before AI was a thing. 🙂

I meant your compilation zip, "1.zip", that isn't working as a link for me.

 

[woshinide]

I joined mine by hand, because it was long before AI was a thing. 🙂

I meant your compilation zip, "1.zip", that isn't working as a link for me.

Okay, I will upload it again in a moment.

 

[BrushBoy]

Okay, I will upload it again in a moment.

Thanks.

I am still curious what settings you chose for the MP4 conversion; that is, what "profile" or custom specifications you made.

 

[woshinide]

Thanks.

I am still curious what settings you chose for the MP4 conversion; that is, what "profile" or custom specifications you made.

I don't know what happened, the upload of the video keeps failing.

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[woshinide]

Thanks.

I am still curious what settings you chose for the MP4 conversion; that is, what "profile" or custom specifications you made.

You just need to search on ChatGPT for "how to batch convert formats with ffmpeg" and you'll find plenty of tutorials. However, since I don't speak English and it's not something that can be explained in just a few sentences, the original meaning might get lost through a translator. Therefore, I can't explain it to you in detail. But the general process is like this
Option 1: Command line looping (Windows CMD) is the most direct method, operated in the folder where the video files are located:
Input "cmd" in the folder address bar and press Enter to directly open the command prompt in this directory.
Enter the following command and press Enter to execute it:
The command cmdfor %i in (*.rm) do ffmpeg -i "%i" -c:v libx264 -crf 23 -c:a aac "%~ni.mp4" will search for all .rm files in the current folder, convert them in sequence, and generate MP4 files with the same name.

 

[woshinide]

I joined mine by hand, because it was long before AI was a thing. 🙂

I meant your compilation zip, "1.zip", that isn't working as a link for me.

I want to use bunkr to upload, but it shows that registration is closed.

 

[BrushBoy]

You just need to search on ChatGPT for "how to batch convert formats with ffmpeg" and you'll find plenty of tutorials. However, since I don't speak English and it's not something that can be explained in just a few sentences, the original meaning might get lost through a translator. Therefore, I can't explain it to you in detail. But the general process is like this
Option 1: Command line looping (Windows CMD) is the most direct method, operated in the folder where the video files are located:
Input "cmd" in the folder address bar and press Enter to directly open the command prompt in this directory.
Enter the following command and press Enter to execute it:
The command cmdfor %i in (*.rm) do ffmpeg -i "%i" -c:v libx264 -crf 23 -c:a aac "%~ni.mp4" will search for all .rm files in the current folder, convert them in sequence, and generate MP4 files with the same name.

Thanks. I was mainly curious how you were keeping the quality as close to the (not good) quality of the original rm files, as in codec used, audio format, etc. I use other tools (often command line) but avoid ChatGPT in general.

As for Bunkr, they are having technical issues currently and are upgrading their servers. Uploads don't work right now. That is likely why it is closed to new users right now. I believe maintenance should be finished in a few days.

 

[woshinide]

Thanks. I was mainly curious how you were keeping the quality as close to the (not good) quality of the original rm files, as in codec used, audio format, etc. I use other tools (often command line) but avoid ChatGPT in general.

As for Bunkr, they are having technical issues currently and are upgrading their servers. Uploads don't work right now. That is likely why it is closed to new users right now. I believe maintenance should be finished in a few days.

I see 🙂

 

[virgo582]

Any chance to ensure some of these are complete that aren't as of now (e.g., "Trudy Wages" skips around a few times, probably because only 1, 3, and 7 are in the Bunkr uploads)? Is that because of the "ghost deleting" thing on Bunkr or because you don't have them? Mostly appreciated if possible.

 

[BrushBoy]

Any chance to ensure some of these are complete that aren't as of now (e.g., "Trudy Wages" skips around a few times, probably because only 1, 3, and 7 are in the Bunkr uploads)? Is that because of the "ghost deleting" thing on Bunkr or because you don't have them? Mostly appreciated if possible.

I just checked and indeed only have 1, 3 and 7 in my own folder. I may have had the others years ago, but if so they will be on another old hard drive. I suspect that SW never posted the whole thing, since me being me I would have archived everything, but would love to be wrong and they exist.

 

[Monfraf]

لطفا دوباره آپلود کنید. لینک‌ها منقضی شده‌اند و کار نمی‌کنند.

1.zip

1.8 گیگابایت

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2.zip

1.8 گیگابایت

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[jiahao6888]

First of all, I'd like to express my sincere gratitude to BrushBoy for his sharing! This link contains many fragmented rm files, and they are quite disorganized. After downloading all of them, I used the ffmpeg component to convert them into mp4 format. The problem was that if I were to search for and merge each of the over 740 files individually, it would require a lot of effort and could lead to errors due to repetitive operations. Fortunately, with the help of ChatGPT, I generated a python code execution file that allowed me to merge these fragmented mp4 files into a single video based on their series names. I compressed the file and uploaded it here.English is not my native language. If I have offended you in any way, please forgive me

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Hello, could you please re-upload these videos? Thank you very much.

 

[BrushBoy]

Hello, could you please re-upload these videos? Thank you very much.

I will look at reuploading but I was hoping to wait until Bunkr was working again. GoFile deletes things so fast it is not worth uploading 700+ videos with them but I will see what I can do.