Gavin Hurlbut wrote:
Steven Christall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:OK ... so I just ran avidemux2 by itself in Xwindows. It ran fine and I manually opened a NUV file. It took say five minutes to index it, and then I was able to save the video file out. (post writing the below I have now realised the file that worked here was from my PVR350)
As far as I can tell the Xvfb allows you to run a virtual frame bufferCorrect. And without polluting your X session if you have one.
so that you can run the program without an xwindows session.
I then hacked your script so that it wouldn't find my Xvfb install and ran mpeg2cut in a shell in X. It correctly ran up avidemux2 to index the file but exited just a couple of seconds later. Avidemux2 then opened a second time and started doing the usual CPU spinning without going anywhere. (no index file?)
I downgraded my avidemux2 from 2.0.34 to 2.0.28 but still behaves the same.
I then tried the appropriate line from your script,
avidemux2 --index-mpeg ./2004_20050124230500_20050124235000.nuv 2004_20050124230500_20050124235000.idx C0 --audio-codec MP2 --quit >error.txt
I got this ..........
---------snip---------- Auto adding: file 1: /myth/tv/2004_20050124230500_20050124235000.nuv, size: 1440265985 file: /myth/tv/2004_20050124230500_20050124235001.nuv not found. found 1 files Done
unrecognized stream ---------snip----------
I am wondering if it is to do with DVB files, which is the file I am trying to cut the ads out of ....... is there a trick with this kind of NUV file vs one from my PVR350? Do I have to do something to it first?
Thanks Steve
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