Geoffrey Hausheer wrote:
All versions since I added the PTS wrap code have had assorted issues.
I was just coming here to let you know this....
I checked in some more fixes into svn which should help, though I'm
still not convinced it is right.
...until I saw this. [7964] fixed the "Deadlock detected!" I was
getting.
One thing I find unusual about the mythtranscode version is that when
you specify to "--honorcutlist" or -l, it expects you to pass the
cutlist on the command line if you specify an input file instead of a
chanid and starttime. This behavior seems unintuitive (although I can
see why someone would want to pass a cutlist on the command line).
I would think that passing a cutlist on the command line should override
the use of the one in the database, but the cutlist should be loaded
from the DB is --honorcutlist is used and no cutlist is passed on the
command line. Maybe I'm thinking about it the wrong way, but that would be:
Index: main.cpp
===================================================================
--- main.cpp (revision 7965)
+++ main.cpp (working copy)
@@ -395,7 +395,7 @@
int exitcode = TRANSCODE_EXIT_OK;
if ((result == REENCODE_MPEG2TRANS) || mpeg2)
{
- if (useCutlist && !found_infile)
+ if (useCutlist && deleteMap.isEmpty())
pginfo->GetCutList(deleteMap);
MPEG2fixup *m2f = new MPEG2fixup(infile.ascii(), outfile.ascii(),
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