OK - apologies if I was somewhat vague in my requirements!
1) There is a directory structure with very many (several thousand)
directories containing a large amount of .jpg files.
2) I have a perl script that runs periodically and using criteria
stored in a mysql database identifies a sub
Kris Marsh wrote:
> Dump your mysql output to a file, and then use $(cat file) in place of
> where your wildcard/files would be.
>
This all sounds very over the top to me... I would appreciate it if the
requirement was outlined somewhat more clearly... from what I've read,
it seems that "find"
Dominic Forrest wrote:
>
> Hi,
>I need to regularly convert a few hundred/thousand .jpgs to a mpeg4
> (or other) video. These files are selected as the result of a mysql
> query from perl and sit within a number of directories along with many
> more images which will not form part of the vi
On 6/4/07, Dominic Forrest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I need to regularly convert a few hundred/thousand .jpgs to a mpeg4
> (or other) video. These files are selected as the result of a mysql
> query from perl and sit within a number of directories along with many
> more images which
Hi,
I need to regularly convert a few hundred/thousand .jpgs to a mpeg4
(or other) video. These files are selected as the result of a mysql
query from perl and sit within a number of directories along with many
more images which will not form part of the video - hence I cannot use
wildcar
