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# EZ RSS
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This is a script that takes an MP4 file and turns it into two RSS feeds and a
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simple HTML file.
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Title and description are added to the file metadata.
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Files are in order that you ran the script. So, if you run the script on a
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file more than once, it will change the publish date which may cause chaos.
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This could be improved but keeping it simple for now.
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## Usage
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This program requires ffmpeg and exiftool to be installed. It works under Linux
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and MacOS.
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copy env.example to .env and modify it as needed. Navigate to directory in
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shell.
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Create a "public_html" directory, or change .env to point to where you want the
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files dumped.
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Somewhere on your filesystem you should have an .mp4 file. The filename should
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be: whatever1.mp4 where whatever can be anything, and 1 is the episode number.
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Your file will be copied to the new location.
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```shell
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./publish.sh some_mp4_file_somewhere1.mp4 "Here is a description of this episode"
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```
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