[mythtv-users] OT: Avidemux2 2.36
Mario Limonciello
mario.mailing at gmail.com
Wed May 4 04:37:21 UTC 2005
Harvard Pan wrote:
>I found some problems with snipping commercials using avidemux2's
>automated functions when used in conjunction with mpeg2cut. The script
>that is being used for some reason just doesn't work. I did find a
>workaround in terms of script commands that would work instead.
>
>I wrote a little perl script to generate the new avidemux2 cut script
>and use it in mpeg2cut. Using this, I can cut commercials from
>recordings just fine. I've attached the script. If the latest version
>of avidemux hasn't fixed it yet, hope this helps save you some time!
>
>--Harvard
>
>On 5/3/05, Mario Limonciello <mario.mailing at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>When searching through the archives this afternoon, I saw a mention in a
>>post that Avidemux2 2.38 shouldn't be used when snipping commercials,
>>and instead to use 2.36. Can anyone back this with a reason or verify
>>this is true? I couldn't find it listed anywhere as to why. Also is it
>>possible that this problem that existed in 2.38 has been fixed now as of
>>the latest 2.38 release (.38_rc3 for gentoo).
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Harvard, I was looking this over, and wondering the easiest way to
actually place this into the mpeg2cut script, and it looks like the
easiest way is to replace all stuff here:
#cat /dev/null > ${BASENAME}.cut2
#count=0
#for i in ${CUTLIST}
#do
# START=`echo $i | cut -d '-' -f 1`
# END=`echo $i | cut -d '-' -f 2`
# if [ .${START}. = .. ]
# then
# START=0
# fi
# if [ ${START} -ge ${LASTFRAME} ]
# then
# continue
# fi
# if [ .${END}. = .. ]
# then
# END=${LASTFRAME}
# fi
# LENGTH=$((${END} - ${START} + 1))
#
# cat >> ${BASENAME}.cut2 << EOF
#Start : ${START}
#Size : ${LENGTH}
#Ref : 0
#EOF
# count=$((${count} + 1))
#done
#echo ${count} segments >> ${BASENAME}.cut
#
#cat ${BASENAME}.cut2 >> ${BASENAME}.cut
with a launch of your script with some sort of parameters, but that
doesnt seem right. How exactly do you launch it?
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