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How to copy the file name to the video metadata title?
Exif actually rewrites the file; this method just writes the metadata. Leaps and bounds quicker. Huge thank you to Harvey at Github
Run this script from Python. … of {mp4name} has been changed")
else:
for mp4name in glob.glob("*.mp4"):
exec_mp4(mp4name)
print(f"Title metadata of {mp4name} has been changed")
if __name__ == "_ …
