Am Dienstag, den 28.02.2006, 18:22 +0100 schrieb erixtekila: > > I am having trouble when inserting onCuePoint metatags using flvtool2. > > > > I use the following command (OS is Linux and FLVTool2 version is > > 1.0.3 RC4): > > > > flvtool2 -UAt /tmp/tags.xml /tmp/file.flv > > > > > > I'd be glad if someone could hint me as to why my timestamps doesn't > > work and why I seem to have to run the -UAt command twice in order > > for any cuepoints to show up!
> I can confirm that on osx too. > > One need two pass of flvtool2 -UAt /tmp/tags.xml /tmp/file.flv to add > the cuepoints to the flv. > > I also tried to pipe he process without any luck. > I was thinking that flvtool2 needs a pass wih -U and use the infos to > add the cuepoints : > ./flvtool2 -U /Users/via/Desktop/demo.flv stdout | ./flvtool2 -At > /Users/via/Desktop/tags.xml stdin /Users/via/Desktop/test.flv Piping makes no difference, because the file is simply read from another location (stdin). > BTW, we are only talking of the cuepoints list added in the header > file, as I don't took time to test them as events for now… Ah, ok. That's no bug. It is a failure in your command chaining: flvtool2 -AUt /tmp/tags.xml /tmp/file.flv Notice U and A have changed places. Commands are executed in the order you write them down. > I think there is also an issue with the line type of the tags.xml file. > It seems to use \n only, not \n\r neither \r. Right, please make a bug report at: http://projects.inlet-media.de/flvtool2/newticket Thank you. -- Norman Timmler http://blog.inlet-media.de _______________________________________________ Flvtool2-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/flvtool2-users
