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The next thing I want is to store the converted result in a list of strings, something like this:
[0] “hello”
[1] “my”
[2] “name”
[3] “is”
[4] “foule”

I wonder if there is a way to convert the string to a list and then back to string.
Can anyone suggest me a way to approach this problem?
Thank you in advance.

You can use the Encode module, but the call that should be made there is to Decode(), not ConvertToString():
from encode import encode
result = encode(input_, decode=True)

Python 3.6 has Decode() now, so you could use that:
from encode import Decode
result = Decode(input_, decode=True)

Unless you have a legitimate reason for decoding, this is probably better.
(c.f. PEP 328)

Use ast.literal_eval
import ast

a = input_string
return ast.literal_eval(a)

Once you do this you must use a try and finally statement to avoid exception.

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I don’t know what the format of your file is, but this should be the fastest and best way of doing it:
import glob
files = glob.glob(‘./*.mp4’)

Also, I don’t know how your video files are named. You should be able to give them a name (e.g. files[0] for the first video file) in order to make this code work faster, but you will have to remove that variable from the rest of the code.
Saving the videos as normal MP4 files may take a lot of time and space, but it is much faster than converting them, so you may want to try that method first, and if that doesn’t work then add the converting code (found in other answers) later.

Similar solution. First find the file name extension and convert your file to mkv as below.
import os
from glob import glob

path = “path”
filenames = [f for f in glob(path + “/*.mp4”)]

for name in filenames:
name = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(name))[0]
name.replace(“.mp4”, “mkv”)

I have used ffmpeg to convert the video files. I have used below command to do the conversion:
ffmpeg -i “$1” -vcodec libx264 -b:v 1500k -acodec libfaac -ar 22050 -ab 96k “$2”

You can use these paths to make it work:
-i YOUR_VCD_PATH
-vcodec YOUR_VCD_ENCODER_NAME
-b:v YOUR_VCD_BIT_RATE
-acodec YOUR_VCD_AUDIO_ENCODER_NAME
-ar YOUR_VCD_SAMPLE_RATE
-ab YOUR_VCD_BIT_RATE

By the way I have used libfaac encoder as that is the only one I have tested. You should be able to find a list of encoders in your ffmpeg installation. I have used libfaac:

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