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#!/bin/tcsh
#
# generate aspect ratio & cropping regression test data
# from a set of HandBrake input files
#
# usage: tst.aspect [file ...]
#
# if no file names are supplied a default set of inputs is used (see the
# variable 'inputs' below). Each file is encoded multiple times using
# different options each time. The options to use are the elements of
# the 'options' variable below.
#
# One line is printed for each HB run. It has the input dimensions,
# output dimensions, crop, PAR, filename & options for the encode.
# Since PAR is only output for anamorphic encodes, an omitted PAR
# is indicated by "1:1" (to distinguish it from the explicit PAR "1/1").
set options=('-w 480' '-l 368' '-p' '-P')
if ($#argv) then
set inputs=($argv:q)
else
set inputs=(~/Movies/DVD/* ~/tst/*.{ts,mpg,mkv,avi,vob})
endif
foreach i ($inputs:q)
foreach o ($options:q)
(sleep 5; echo q) | ./HandBrakeCLI -v -L -i "$i" -o /dev/null -f mp4 -e x264 $o |& \
awk -v fnm="$i" -v opts="$o" '/ storage dimensions: / { dimen = $5 "*" $7 " -> " $9 "*" $11 " " $13 }\
$3=="dimensions:" { dimen = $4 "*" $6 " -> " $8 "*" $10 " " $12 }\
/ pixel aspect ratio: / { par=$6 "/" $8 }\
/encx264: opening libx264/ { if(! par) par="1:1";printf "%s %s %s %s\n", dimen, par, fnm, opts }'
end
end
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