Den man. 6. aug. 2018, 09.46 skrev Joel Roth <[email protected]>: > Morten W. Petersen wrote: > >...are there any front-ends to > > ffmpeg that would make it easier (not a lot of repetitive commands or > > waiting for the application to process them) to go through large amounts > of > > video and easily copy/cut segments and then discard the rest? > > Hi Morten, >
Hey Joel. > I was interested in something similar, and wrote a utility > to trim, compress and rename video files in a directory. > It can trim segments out of one or source files. > > It looks for a file CONTENTS with lines such as this: > > # source files output filename start time end > time > # --------------- --------------- ---------- > -------- > 00000.MTS 00001.MTS 00002.MTS : 20180218-1 : 0 : 15:30 > > So you have to use another program to play the source files and note the > cut > points in a text file. Then your run the script, fix the errors, run it > again, > and come back later check the results. Not sure if that suits your > definition > of "easily"... > > Here is the help page. > > fftrim [-mn] [long options...] > --source-dir STR video sources directory > --target-dir STR target directory for completed files > -n simulate: show output commands but do not run > them > -m simulate: show output commands omitting file > checks > > I will post/github code if there is interest. > I think this is interesting, and it shouldn't be difficult to write a frontend to it. If you post the code on GitHub, it would make it easier for someone to write a GUI. -Morten > _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user To unsubscribe, visit link above, or email [email protected] with subject "unsubscribe".
