Hi Dan and Co,
I am currently updating my Melted Docker build and planning to provide a
pull request, so my scripts can be included in mlt-scripts and/or melted
repo.
https://github.com/trickkiste/type1tv-docker-melted
In order to produce the best possible result, I have a few questions:
1. Dec
Hi Dan,
would you kindly help me understand your SMTPE 2022-2 consumer.
Reading up on 2022-2 tells me, that this is an MPEG 2 TransportStream
containing compressed data.
Ergo:
* How is the video data compressed? Jpeg2000, AVC-I?
* How is audio compressed?
* How do I determine the muxrate or is i
Kieran Kunhya, the OBE dev proposes SMPTE 2022-6 (SDI over IP) for that
interconnection:
"In an ideal world mlt could output SMPTE 2022-6 uncompressed SDI over IP
which is the closest thing to a standard."
Any thoughts on that?
Regards,
Markus
On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 7:04 PM, Mark
Hi guys,
I am using OBE (Open Broadcast Encoder - obe.tv) to encode the SDI stream
Melted produces.
I am wondering, if you think it would be technically doable to connect
Melted to OBE in pure software.
Being able to eliminate SDI would have several advantages for us:
* Less complex infrastruct
Hi Dan,
I created this Docker image and it works well.
There are some glitches though still. For Docker it is beneficial, if a
service does not detach form the terminal and run as a daemon. This helps
to detect, when the service crashes, so it can be restarted from the host
system by restarting t
Hi Dan, hi folks,
do I need any Blackmagic drivers installed before I compile Melted in order
to get this to work?
I want to run Melted in a Docker container and have created such an image.
It works with "null" consumer but not with decklink yet. Maybe I screwed
something up in the compile proces
Hi there,
is it possible to prevent Melted from daemonizing?
For Docker I would rather need the process to stay in the foreground.
Does the "-test" argument do this?
Or does it trigger any real testing routines in the background?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi there,
is it possible to prevent Melted from daemonizing?
For Docker I would rather need the process to stay in the foreground.
Does the "-test" argument do this?
Or does it trigger any real testing routines in the background?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi Dan,
I was looking into "Docker" lately and it appears to me as if this would be
the perfect technology to deploy Melted with. Do you wanna try to prepare
such a container.
I will probably create a setup script for that and will make it available
to you.
Maybe you could have a look and consid
machine.
Is it possible to get such a feature?
My best regards,
Markus
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Hi Dan,
I am pushing XML to Melted via the PUSH command. That works fine so far!
Now I am trying to add IN and OUT points to that content, which I would
like to do in a way, so these IN and OUTS actually show up, when I do a
"LIST U0".
Below is my XML template and I have tried both, setting TRAC
Can I use USET to apply watermark filters to the clips I add to the
playlist?
How else would I create a "cornerbug" for a TV channel, unless I feed in
every clip as an XML composition?!
Also I noticed, that when I do
USET U0 producer.title=something
I do not get "something" as a result, when I d
Hi Dan,
can you imagine a way how to attach a UUID to the clips I feed to melted? I
need to be able to differentiate between two elements in the playlist
pointing to the same file.
If that is not possible, could you imagine adding support for this
additional attribute to melted? It would be very
Hi Dan,
I would need something like a "null" consumer.
Ergo a consumer, that actually does not display or process the decoded
frames, while melted would still do the rest of the playout work. I'd
need that for testing purposes e.g. to see how many units I can run on
a specific hardware.
The docs
Hi Dan,
I just saw, that even on an unsuccessful WIPE the playlist generation
number is raised by 1.
Ergo, if I trigger WIPE, when there is no clip before the currently
playing one and therefore no clip is wiped and the playlist remains
the same, I still get a new playlist generation number.
But
Look at this:
USTA U0 shows, we are at clip 4
So WIPE U0 should remove clips 0, 1 ,2 and 3.
But 3 actually stays there.
Only it's IN and OUT points are changed to the same value. In the
example below it is 6000, as I had IN=5001 and OUT=6000 before.
When I do not set IN and OUT points the absolu
Hi,
I saw that mvcp-client has a counter, that constantly updates the frame
number melted is currently displaying.
I could track down where about in the code this is done. As far as I can
see, USTA commands are sent to melted. But I did not find any reference on
how often per second!
If I send o
. When I use the script at gist,
I get the correct aspect ratio.
Markus
PS: Don't mind the actual card indices.
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 7:05 PM, Dan Dennedy wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 5:32 PM, Markus Kienast wrote:
>> I am trying to downscale a 1080i50 SDI input on decklin
I am trying to downscale a 1080i50 SDI input on decklink:3 to PAL SDI
output on decklink:0 directly with melt.
Which is exactly, what I have done here successfully with the Ruby
bindings: https://gist.github.com/3805493
However, I seem to not get the command line right!
That's what I had: melt -
directly to decklink, where the seeking did
work without any problems.
That hopefully is a good workaround until we find out, what is wrong
with multi consumer.
Thanks,
Markus
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 11:45 PM, Dan Dennedy wrote:
>
> On Sep 29, 2012 10:51 AM, "Markus Kienast" wro
I hooked up two consumers to one playlist.
Now the videos in the two consumers seem to run with twice their original speed.
Is this because Frame 1 goes to consumer1, Frame 2 to consumer2, Frame
3 to consumer1 and so on and so forth?
Ergo the two consumers are popping frames from the playlist (p
Dennedy wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 7:43 AM, Markus Kienast wrote:
>> Hi Dan,
>>
>> we are having crazy problems with the Multi Consumer.
>>
>> We created a little playout system using the MLT Ruby bindings based
>> on the Playlist object and we are fa
Hi Dan,
we are having crazy problems with the Multi Consumer.
We created a little playout system using the MLT Ruby bindings based
on the Playlist object and we are facing problems with seeking in the
playlist as soon as we switch to the Multi Consumer.
I have used your playlist.rb example code
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