Hi Nick, >What does strike me as quite odd, having used F/OSS >software for some and becoming accustomed to the fact >that bugs are fixed sooner rather than later, is that the >problems that Cuttermaran/Project solve have >not yet been implemented yet in the Linux-based tools. I second that. I mean: Why not using what is already there ? ProjectX might be nice and platform indipendent but it still lacks the frame-based cutting of Cuttermaran.
The integration of Cuttermaran could be as simple as I mentioned. 1) Generate a cutlist in the following format from a shell script using the cutting data (which I guess MythTV provides). This is a typical cutting file Cuttermaran expects:<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <StateData xmlns="http://cuttermaran.kickme.to/StateData.xsd";> <usedVideoFiles FileID="0" FileName="D:\video\test.mpv" /> <usedAudioFiles FileID="0" FileName="D:\video\test.mp2" /> <usedAudioFiles FileID="1" FileName="D:\video\test.ac3" /> <CutElements refVideoFile="0" StartPosition="35" EndPosition="155"> <cutAudioFiles refAudioFile="0" /> <cutAudioFiles refAudioFile="1" /> </CutElements> <CurrentFiles refVideoFiles="0"> <currentAudioFiles refAudioFiles="0" /> <currentAudioFiles refAudioFiles="1" /> </CurrentFiles> <CmdArgs OutFile="D:\video\xyz" cut="true" unattended="true" snapToCutPoints="true" closeApp="true" /> </StateData>2) Launch Cuttermaran inside Wine with the generated XML list.All could be done within a simple shell script. Of course using Wine to run Cuttermaran on Windows is notvery elegant but it could work.Later,D$ _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
