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I forgot to mention that I completed this request for @Thegoldenboy2188 a while back lol we continued our conversation privately and I was eventually able to get it done for him.

@Thegoldenboy2188 unfortunately, I have been giving it my all at work recently to end the year with a BANG and hopefully get a nice raise/promotion in January. The fruits of my labor include a simple project I created that took hours of research and using a new framework I have recently been learning about. You can check out the project here: https://github.com/Ralkage/api-talk-back It behaves similarly to Postman-Echo but dumbed down. I will be able to focus on this request and my other non-work-related projects beginning January, but I know you are a patient man, so I wanted to keep you in the loop as well as I didn't want you to think I forgot about you :cattrin

I have not forgotten about you, my friend. Life events are totaling on my free time, although, I have gotten to the point where it does the conversions, but the duplicate file part is a bit complicated. It's doable, but the order of operations matters in this case, and I will find a way around this challenge if it destroys and regenerates a few braincells along the way. Thank you for introducing such a challenge comrade, it will be defeated soon :catbuff

Through extensions, as you'll most likely use a wildcard such as "*" before the extension as the example provided shows in the beginning of the for loop. I'll have some code for you by the end of the week if not sooner and if you need a breakdown of how I came to write it, let me know. I think Python would be a good use-case for this too, but if you want Batch or PowerShell, those just require the ImageMagick exe to work.

Gotchu. It's fairly easy to work with dummy files as if you're searching by file extension, you can enable Windows to show you file extensions in the folder settings. From there you can pretty much create text files, change the extension to .bin, .gif, etc, and that's how you will go about testing if the script meets your needs.

I can muster something up. 1. How many files are you trying to convert at the moment? 2. Are they sorted by folders? 3. Do you want it to be recursive so that it finds, and converts said files within subdirectories of the parent folder? You'll likely want an image converter like ImageMagick or I'm sure there are other image converter programs that we can use for this.

Had to troll a bit, sorry, forceful habit :naruramen Judging by that syntax, that looks more like batch script if anything. I'd be careful running that code on your machine, although it doesn't look like it would work even if you ran it in its current state. It also does not tell you that it requires another program to handle the conversion, which is ImageMagick in this case (https://imagemagick.org/)

Shit, I just deleted the forum :wow

Only one way to find out :tupac