I'm sorry, I completely forgot to thank you for your response.

John Molohan wrote:
Hi Dan,

Are you trying the play with alternative player while you're in the TV 
menu? If so I've seen this and it seems to be a bug, it doesn't behave 
as expected but I haven't got around to looking at it and filing a bug 
report, maybe you can?

If you go into the 'watch a video' menu and access your recorded show 
through that then the 'play with alternate player' choice you make 
should work. Check the log files to confirm which player freevo is calling.

John

Dan Schmidt wrote:
  
Thank you for your explanation of the edl file!

It appears the problem is with Freevo.  The edl file is created 
correctly by the commserver, and works as expected on command line.  
However, when I select "Play with Alternative Player" and select 
"Mplayer,"  it ignores the edl file. 

Fabrizio Ferraro wrote:
    
Dan Schmidt wrote:
  
      
I set the following, but I get "2010-03-19 15:42:37,271 INFO     
encodingclient.py (100): encoding server is down" and removing 
recordings doesn't seem to work.  The commserver it's self seems to 
scan the video for black, but it doesn't encode.  Thanks much for your 
reply!

# ======================================================================
# Freevo builtin encoding server settings:
# ======================================================================
ENCODINGSERVER_UID = 0
ENCODINGSERVER_GID = 0
#
ENCODINGSERVER_IP   = 'localhost'
ENCODINGSERVER_PORT = 18002
ENCODINGSERVER_SECRET = 'secret2'
# If the current directory is not writeable as the user then set
# ENCODINGSERVER_SAVEDIR to os.path.join(FREEVO_CACHEDIR, 'encodings')
ENCODINGSERVER_SAVEDIR = '.'

# ======================================================================
# Freevo builtin commdetect server settings:
# ======================================================================
COMMDETECTSERVER_UID = 0
COMMDETECTSERVER_GID = 0
#
COMMDETECTSERVER_IP   = 'localhost'
COMMDETECTSERVER_PORT = 6667

    
        
The encoding server is not needed by the commdetect server.
You are right, the commdetect server just scan the video for black 
frames and create an EDL file which is used by mplayer to skip specific 
parts of the video. Check the mplayer documentation for more infos on 
EDL files.
I don't know if it works with xine too.

Anyway, as any other "server" helper scripts, you have to run the 
commdetect server before you launch the main freevo application, by 
issuing the following command:

freevo commdetectserver --daemon

the same applies to the encoding server, if you need it:

freevo encodingserver --daemon

You can get a list of the helper script available, running:

freevo --help

Cheers,
izio




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