Sometimes it can be very useful to rename pictures in bulk, especially when they have so many. Certainly it would be unthinkable to do so one by one, and then if you wanted to rename them like 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, etc.. ETC. simply run this command:

ls-A | awk 'BEGIN (n = 1) (system ( "mv" $ 1 "" n ". jpg"); n = n +1)'

or install jhead not only that, but renaming them with a single command from the date and time that were made.

jhead-n% Y% m% d-% H% M% S *. jpg

For more info

jhead man

Surely there are other ways;)

If we wanted to create the images jpg a video, after you install mjpegtools and have renamed the images image000, image001, image002, etc.. ETC. you can use:

jpeg2yuv-b 1-f 25-I p-j image% 03d.jpg | mpeg2enc-o video.mpg

For more info

Man jpeg2yuv

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