On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 7:22 AM, Markus Kienast <elias1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> I am pushing XML to Melted via the PUSH command. That works fine so far!
>
> Now I am trying to add IN and OUT points to that content, which I would
> like to do in a way, so these IN and OUTS actually show up, when I do a
> "LIST U0".
>
> Below is my XML template and I have tried both, setting TRACTOR_IN and
> TRACTOR_OUT to the values I want and PRODUCER_IN, PRODUCER_OUT to an empty
> string and the other way around.
>
> Both did not have any effect at all. The clips would still show up with
> full length and absolute IN and OUT points. What am I doing wrong?
>
> <?xml version="1.0" ?>
> <mlt id="ID" title="TITLE">
> <tractor id="tractor-id-uuid" title="tractor-title-uuid" in="TRACTOR_IN"
> out="TRACTOR_OUT">
> <multitrack>
> <producer id="producer0" in="PRODUCER_IN" out="PRODUCER_OUT">
> <property name="resource">FILENAME</property>
> <filter id="filter0">
> <property name="resource">CORNERBUG</property>
> <property name="mlt_type">filter</property>
> <property name="mlt_service">watermark</property>
> </filter>
> </producer>
> </multitrack>
> </tractor>
> </mlt>
>
> I know, I could just use SIN and SOUT on the clips index in the playlist
> after adding it, but I would like to avoid messing with clips, I have
> already added. As several services run APND/PUSH, CLEAN and WIPE actions at
> the same time, there is no reliable way to assure, that the SIN/SOUT
> actions are applied to the correct playlist item. The item might shift in
> between the action to determine the correct index value and the actual
> SIN/SOUT command execution.
>
> It would be a lot easier, if each item would by default have a UUID
> (issued automatically or assigned by me) and I could address these items
> accordingly. I am circumventing this partly, as you can see in my xml
> template, but that does not help me in that particular case.
>
> Anyhow, if I would have a way to add IN OUT via my PUSH command, I could
> avoid this trouble altogether.
>
>
Please submit a patch, or let me know if you are willing to pay me to work
on this.
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