Hi, I also have a few things... ;-)
Am Montag, 16. April 2007 14:00 schrieb Bastian Friedrich: >> What we actually need is a separate tool, "dvbrepair", that does the >> job correctly. > >... which should be integrated with dvbcut :) That would be a nice feature... ;-) Just had a Problem with a recording from the new german PRO7/SAT1-Transponder! DVD freezes every 3-4 seconds for maybe half a second... on the PC it plays without problems. Unfortunatley I have deleted the source files already. :-( And maybe it's related to requantizing the Video with "Vamps" (which BTW also would be a nice feature for DVBcut). But anyhow,... hope the problems will be solved on the broadcast side, since I also mentioned some coding artefacts recently in the live transmittion... > > > - Multiple sequential input files. VDR (which I'm using for > > > recording) creates 2 GB chunks of input data; I have to concatenate > > > them in advance to cutting them. > > > > Shouldn't be too hard if the chunks really are part of the same > > recording. > > VDR (for some reason) is not able to produce files larger than 2 GB > (missing LFS support?). Recordings of films result in a set of 2 GB > files (had a /long/ film over easter with a high bit rate that resulted > in 5 chunks...). > > Omitting the "cat" step would be great :) > That would also help some windows people which transfer their video-files for instance onto a (non-NTFS) Windows-Harddisk... for instance with TFtool (for Topfields PCRs) which splits the files automatically to chunks (of selecable size)! Those people normally don't know about "cat"... ;-) But not only windows people could benefit,... my USB-HDD is also formatted with FAT32 (for usability reasons)! Altough that's no real limitation for me because of Svens TFFS-tool... ;-) Also something for the wish/todo-list could be: - A Setting-Menu for the stuff in ~/.qt/dvbcut.sf.netrc - Possibility to automatically pipe the exported video through some application or just call an application after export (recoding, requantizing, remuxing...) - check resolution/bitrate for DVD compliance (so that the user can decide if recoding is neccesary) And some other points form the Topfield community: - Editing of MPEG-Header,... for instance the max. Bitrate which is set by some stations to values >11Mbit/s (even if they never exceed that value!) - Cutting of other video formats (avi,xvid...? IMHO, we should stick to DVB!) - A small (ancient) BUG made it to the release... the keyboard shortcut "P" is linked to "Play" AND "export Video"... for the latter maybe one should use "E"? - more than one input file (dreamcast?) support.... (OK, we had that point already... ;-)) ciao Ralph ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ DVBCUT-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dvbcut-user
