Le dimanche 05 juin 2011 à 15:01 +0530, Feroze Naina a écrit :
> I have a question regarding the Rendering Profiles GUI
> 
> 
> Rendering profiles would contain details of container, codecs, frame
> rates, audio rates ,etc for a given device which the user can choose.

> We plan to distribute a set of profiles bundled with PiTiVi and also
> allow the user to add custom profiles.

Sounds good, we could also add default project settings profiles I
guess.

> We plan make and distribute our own presets based on the existing
> Arista presets at http://www.transcoder.org/presets/ and also check
> for updates from PiTiVi. We could use the existing Arista code to
> start with. This would give us more control over changes.

Couldn't we work with them to actually not replicate work, and to profit
from each other?

> We use one profile file to store several device presets ? (Like under
> "Android", we have "G1","Nexus S","Galaxy 3", etc)
> Profile GUI:

I guess not... see below

> We have two ways to do this. 
> 
> 
> a. List each device profile separately:
> ( profile_list.png )
> 
> 
> Here we list just the individual profiles. So the main list view would
> contain entries like " iPad , iPhone , iPod Nano, Samsung Galaxy S,
> HTC G1, mkv, DVD " . 
> 
> 
> Though this would result in a long list, it would be easier to add and
> remove profiles

I guess Android is enough as a profile, no need to add a profile for
each android based devise. If I am right about that, then this first
solution is the best FMPOV.

> 
> 
> b. Group similar profiles under a  device list:
> ( profile_dropdown.png , profile_android.png )
> 
> 
> Here we group similar profiles ( like Android, Computer, Nokia N
> series ). The user can select it from a combobox and the select the
> profile he needs.
> 
> 
> We can also list the profiles created by the user under "Custom" in
> the combobox.
> 
> 
> nekohayo did not want the users to be able to edit the default/bundled
> presets as it would require a button to "Reset to Default settings"
> 

See what I just said, and if we actually need to have different profiles
per devise, then yes this solution makes more sense.
> 
> So far, I have made PiTiVi use Arista's profile to get container and
> codec names. It is at https://github.com/feroze/pitivi-feroze/ . The
> commits are currently incoherent and I'm cleaning it.

Regards

Thibault



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