Bug: requesting transcriptions of files in subdirectories writes results in current directory, potentially overwriting previous results for files of same name contained in other subdirectories.

[NielsMayer]

Assuming a directory structure like

• TopLevelDirectory
  • SubDirectoryA
    • FileA.mp3
    • FileB.mp3
    • FileC.mp3
  • SubDirectoryB
    • FileA.mp3
    • FileB.mp3
    • FileD.mp3

After issuing commands

$ cd TopLevelDirectory
$ whisper SubDirectoryA/FileA.mp3 SubDirectoryA/FileB.mp3 SubDirectoryA/FileC.mp3 \
          SubDirectoryB/FileA.mp3 SubDirectoryB/FileB.mp3 SubDirectoryB/FileD.mp3

One notes the issue that the output transcription files are all written to TopLevelDirectory instead of in their respective sub-directories.

Furthermore, in the case where sub-directories contain files of the same name, e.g. FileA.mp3 and FileB.mp3, the results of transcribing SubDirectoryB/FileA.mp3 SubDirectoryB/FileB.mp3 will result in files at TopLevelDirectory/FileA.mp3.srt and TopLevelDirectory/FileB.mp3.srt, which will overwrite previous results of transcribing SubDirectoryA/FileA.mp3 and SubDirectoryA/FileB.mp3 ...

The correct thing to do would be to place the transcriptions in their respective sub-directories, e.g., TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryA/FileA.mp3.srt TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryA/FileB.mp3.srt TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryA/FileC.mp3.srt TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryB/FileA.mp3.srt TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryB/FileB.mp3.srt TopLevelDirectory/SubDirectoryB/FileD.mp3.srt