grayify-video.sh

#! /bin/sh

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#
# 1. The video uploaded to the "input" folder of the S3 bucket will be made available 
# for the container in /tmp/$REQUEST_ID/input (path indicated in the $INPUT_FILE_PATH variable)
# 2. The video will be converted using ffmpeg
# 3. The output video generated in /tmp/$REQUEST_ID/output will be automatically uploaded to the output 
# folder of the S3 bucket.
#

echo "SCRIPT: Invoked Video Grayifier. File available in $INPUT_FILE_PATH"
FILENAME=`basename $INPUT_FILE_PATH .avi`
OUTPUT_FILE=$TMP_OUTPUT_DIR/$FILENAME

echo "SCRIPT: Converting input video file $INPUT_FILE_PATH to grayscale to output file $OUTPUT_FILE.avi"
ffmpeg -loglevel panic -nostats -i $INPUT_FILE_PATH -vf format=gray $OUTPUT_FILE.avi < /dev/null