Chris Pinkham wrote:
Just put the existing AutoCommercialSkip(); inside a block and put a
couple cerr's before and after it to print out the above values and
see how they compare to what you're seeing in the editor. See if it
looks like it skipped at the right frame number or if maybe it thinks
it's skipping at the right frame but the skip doesn't line up with the
frame numbers you see while in the editor.
It seems to be right. The framesPlayed increments to 43179 while
CommBreak.iter is 43179 and .data is 4. After 43179, commBreak.iter
jumps to 61868 and framesPlayed keeps climbing.
So it is skipping at the right frame numbers from the commercial skip list,
but does it still look like it's skipping at the wrong point in the video?
Correct. There is actually about 3-5 seconds of content after the skip
that is missed and a like amount of the commercial I see at the end
before the show resumes.
If the frame numbers in the editor match the frame numbers in the commercial
skip list, and the frame numbers displayed when AutoCommercialSkip skips
match those as well, then the frame number during playback must not be
matching the frame number you see when in edit mode (or when the flagger
plays frame-by-frame through the video). Does this sound like what's
happening or did the video skip at the right place (visually) when you
printed out the frame numbers above.
This sounds like what is happening based on what I saw above
Kevin
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