Richard (MQ) wrote: > Phil Ehrens wrote: > > Richard (MQ) wrote: > >> Phil Ehrens wrote: > >> > >>> Looks like maybe you need to give it some hints: > >>> > >>> http://www.transcoding.org/cgi-bin/transcode?MplayerProbe > >> > >> Sorry, I think I must be getting a bit dim. I saved 2 files from link, > >> named as "mplayerprobe.sh" & "fortyeightk.sh" and chmod +x both. Then: > >> > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Video/GreenWing> sh mplayerprobe.sh GreenWing.ts > >>> mplayerprobe.sh: eval: line 9544: syntax error near unexpected token `(' > >>> mplayerprobe.sh: eval: line 9544: `VIDEO MPEG2(pid=560) AUDIO > >>> MPA(pid=561) NO SUBS (yet)! PROGRAM N. 8384' > >>> mplayerprobe.sh: line 25: [: =: unary operator expected > >>> mplayerprobe.sh: line 26: [: =: unary operator expected > >>> mplayerprobe.sh: line 27: [: =: unary operator expected > >>> (standard_in) 6: parse error > >>> -g x --import_asr -f ,0 > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Video/GreenWing> > > > Woah. Strange. I just cut and pasted mplayerprobe.sh > > straight from the webpage and ran it: > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/hdb4-90g$ vim -N mplayerprobe > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/hdb4-90g$ sh mplayerprobe One_Piece_220.mp4 > > -g 704x400 --import_asr 3 -f 23.976,1 > > > > It all looks sensible and capable of being backticked > > into a transcode invocation. Strangely, your errors are > > very similar to those burped out by zsh: > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/hdb4-90g$ zsh mplayerprobe One_Piece_220.mp4 > > mplayerprobe:1: [1-9] not found > > mplayerprobe:25: parse error: condition expected: = > > mplayerprobe:26: parse error: condition expected: = > > mplayerprobe:27: parse error: condition expected: = > > (standard_in) 6: parse error > > -g x --import_asr -f ,0 > > > > Could you have some bad shell linking/aliasing? Maybe, > > HORRORS, bc isn't installed (wild guessing)? > > Nothing obvious to me: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Video/GreenWing> bc --version > bc 1.06 > Copyright 1991-1994, 1997, 1998, 2000 Free Software Foundation, Inc. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Video/GreenWing> sh --version > GNU bash, version 3.1.17(1)-release (i586-suse-linux-gnu) > > I have an alpha build of 10.3 running on another machine, will try it on > that. Also have (I think) a machine with a 2.4 kernel, not sure what > state it's in but will give it a try. Maybe take the opportunity to put > a fresh install of OpenSuSE 10.2 on it (I'm not so familiar with other > distros, but could try one - what are you using, Phil?)
I can't see how it would make any difference. The only other possibility is that your editor is adding some strange characters somewhere. I run Slackware with Freerock Gnome on all my machines, with ALL the video and audio dependencies for transcoding built by hand. BTW, Aegisub r1006 can be usd pretty effectively for timing and styling, but not for previewing... Still, being able to style rapidly and certainly has been very nice ;^)
