How to copy all files in all directories with specific filename to one destination?

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Let's assume that I have these files:



  • /1/tEst.mp4

  • /1/Test.mP4

  • /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4

  • /1/.20181106Test2.mp4

How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?



All files that end with “mp4” and have “test” inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.



I could use the file explorer to search for all files named “test” and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?









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    Let's assume that I have these files:



    • /1/tEst.mp4

    • /1/Test.mP4

    • /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4

    • /1/.20181106Test2.mp4

    How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?



    All files that end with “mp4” and have “test” inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.



    I could use the file explorer to search for all files named “test” and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?









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      Let's assume that I have these files:



      • /1/tEst.mp4

      • /1/Test.mP4

      • /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4

      • /1/.20181106Test2.mp4

      How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?



      All files that end with “mp4” and have “test” inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.



      I could use the file explorer to search for all files named “test” and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?









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      Let's assume that I have these files:



      • /1/tEst.mp4

      • /1/Test.mP4

      • /1/subdirectory/TEST2.mp4

      • /1/.20181106Test2.mp4

      How can I copy all of these files into /2/Videos with a single command line?



      All files that end with “mp4” and have “test” inside the name should be included. Case-insensitive, if possible.



      I could use the file explorer to search for all files named “test” and filter by video, but is there any way to do it from the terminal?







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