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 ====== Project files ====== ====== Project files ======
  
-Avidemux project file is a simple ​[[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​ECMAScript|ECMAScript]] (also known as JavaScript) ​text file. It contains all the settings of the current editing, including cut and filters. Since it is ECMAScript, you can edit it and use the powerful scripting language to, for example, process a whole directory the same way.+Avidemux project file is a simple ​tinypy script ​text file. It contains all the settings of the current editing, including cut and filters. Since it is tinypy, you can edit it and use the powerful scripting language to, for example, process a whole directory the same way.
  
-Most of the settings are stored in the project file, with the exception of unpacking that has to be done manually or with a --force-unpack command line switch. 
  
-You can have a look at the additional ​ECMAScript ​functions by looking at the [[Scripting]] article.+You can have a look at the additional ​tinypy ​functions by looking at the [[Scripting]] article.
  
 ===== Jobs ===== ===== Jobs =====
  
-Jobs are in fact also ECMAScripts. They only differ from a regular project file by an additionnal "​app.save(filename);"​ line at the end. They are stored in $HOME/.avidemux/jobs/ directory.+Jobs are in fact also tinypy. They only differ from a regular project file by an additionnal "​app.save(filename);"​ line at the end. They are stored in $HOME/.avidemux6/jobs/ directory.
  
 ===== Custom scripts ===== ===== Custom scripts =====
  
-Custom scripts are also ECMAScript ​files. They are stored in $HOME/​.avidemux/​custom. They can contain anything a project file can contain, but their usefulness is elsewhere. They can contain video encoder selection and configurations,​ video filters audio encoder selection and configurations,​ audio filters and format selections all at once, individually,​ or any combination. ​+Custom scripts are also tinypy ​files. They are stored in $HOME/​.avidemux/​custom. They can contain anything a project file can contain, but their usefulness is elsewhere. They can contain video encoder selection and configurations,​ video filters audio encoder selection and configurations,​ audio filters and format selections all at once, individually,​ or any combination. ​
  
 For example, you may want to use very often the same encoder configuration,​ with (maybe) custom matrices. Or a custom set of filters. For example, you may want to use very often the same encoder configuration,​ with (maybe) custom matrices. Or a custom set of filters.
  
-In that case, do it manually and save the project file. Then edit that project file and remove everything except the part you are interested in (filters or encoder). Put that file in the custom scripts directory. For the script to appear in the **Custom** menu the file name must end with .js.+In that case, do it manually and save the project file. Then edit that project file and remove everything except the part you are interested in (filters or encoder). Put that file in the custom scripts directory. For the script to appear in the **Custom** menu the file name must end with .py.
  
 Now when you start Avidemux, that script will appear in the **Custom** menu, and by selecting it you can apply the custom codec and/or filters with one click. Now when you start Avidemux, that script will appear in the **Custom** menu, and by selecting it you can apply the custom codec and/or filters with one click.
  
 See the [[tutorial:​Presets]] tutorial for more details. See the [[tutorial:​Presets]] tutorial for more details.
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