added check if the file is a video

convert.sh

@@ -162,25 +162,27 @@ while true; do
 				echo "================"
 				echo "Found file: $file"
 
-				# Create Lock file
-				touch $file.lock
-
-				# Check if the file is a video file
-				# TODO
-
-				# Create the output folder
-				mkdir $file.out
-
 				# Get the video width and height
 				# Hack to get the height even if the audio and video stream are in reverse order
 				codec_type=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq --raw-output '.streams [0] .codec_type')
-				if [ "$codec_type" = "video" ]
+				if [ "$codec_type" = "video" ]; then
-				then
 					video_height=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq '.streams [0] .height')
 				else
 					video_height=$(ffprobe -v quiet -show_streams -print_format json "$file" | jq '.streams [1] .height')
 				fi
 
+				# Check if the file is a video file
+				if [ "$codec_type" = "null"  ]; then
+					echo "$file is not a video file"
+
+				else
+
+					# Create Lock file
+					touch $file.lock
+
+					# Create the output folder
+					mkdir $file.out
+
 					# Loop through all videoformats and convert them
 					for row in $(echo "${video_formats_file}" | jq -r '.[] | @base64'); do  
 						_jq() {
@@ -190,7 +192,7 @@ while true; do
 						# Check if the video is larger or as large as the format we want to convert it to
 						IFS=':' read -r -a video_resolutions <<< "$(_jq '.resolution')"
 
-					# TODO don't ignore aspect ratio, maybe even only input a height in conversion json file, calculate the with based on aspect ration obtained from ffprobe
+						# TODO don't ignore aspect ratio, maybe even only input a height in conversion json file, calculate the with based on aspect ration obtained from ffprobe. Setting to however force the aspect ratio
 
 						if [ "${video_resolutions[1]}" -le "$video_height" ]
 						then
@@ -218,6 +220,8 @@ while true; do
 
 					echo "Finished Converting $file"
 
+				fi
+
 				echo "================"
 			fi
 		fi