Parsing recursively a folder and move HEIC to JPG

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Hi,
Find below adjusted code if you want to parse recursively a folder. The initial HEIC will be renamed in *.heic.old
You than can easily revert to initial status by removing *.heic.jpg and rename *.heic.old in *.heic
enjoy

#HEIC to JPG image format batch conversion script for Python 3. Tested on Windows 10.
#You will need to have ImageMagick installed: https://www.imagemagick.org/

import os, subprocess

#Convert recursively (parsing all sub directorites) all HEIC files into JPG from the rootdir below
#then script would rename initial files to *.heic.old
rootdir = "\\xxx.xxx.x.xx\Public\Shared Pictures\Photo"

def heicToJpg(rootdir):
for it in os.scandir(rootdir):
if it.is_dir():
print('parsing %s...' % it.path)
for filename in os.listdir(it.path):
if filename.lower().endswith(".heic"):
print('Converting to jpg %s...' % os.path.join(it, filename))
subprocess.run(["magick", "%s" % os.path.join(it, filename), "%s" % os.path.join(it, (filename[0:-5] + '.heic.jpg'))])
# os.remove("%s" % os.path.join(it, filename))
os.rename(os.path.join(it, filename), os.path.join(it, filename[0:-5] + '.heic.old'))
heicToJpg(it)
else: #we are on a file
filename = it.path
if filename.lower().endswith(".heic"):
print('Converting to JPG %s...' % os.path.join(it, filename))
subprocess.run(["magick", "%s" % os.path.join(it, filename), "%s" % os.path.join(it, (filename[0:-5] + '.heic.jpg'))])
# os.remove("%s" % os.path.join(it, filename))
os.rename(os.path.join(it, filename), os.path.join(it, filename[0:-5] + '.heic.old'))
heicToJpg(rootdir)