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Text File With Timestamps Of Multisegments
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bigplac
Posted: Jul 1 2003, 01:57 PM


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Hello. I need to implement a new feature in capture mode which consists in a text file that contains time stamps of multisegments capture files. So i'll be able to know at which time of the entire video capture belongs the file capture1.38.avi

example:

capture1.00.avi 0
capture1.01.avi 11
...
capture1.10.avi 500
capture1.20.avi 920

i think i'm be able to make it, but if someone has any idea, please write to me.

Thanks.



 
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ChristianHJW
Posted: Jul 1 2003, 02:25 PM


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Use matroska as container for capturing, using Gabest DirectShow muxer filter from the Guliverkli Homepage , and write your time into a SRT subtitle stream same time .....

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Posted: Jul 1 2003, 02:28 PM


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Oh, i misunderstood you .... why do you have to create multiple AVIs, instaed of writing one big file ?

As for your problem, you could write the start time into the file name of the AVIs , so you dont need such a text file ? If such a list is absolutely necessary, you had to modify Vdub to make one on capturing, as this feature doesnt exist AFAIK ...



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bigplac
Posted: Jul 2 2003, 09:30 AM


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> Oh, i misunderstood you .... why do you have to create multiple AVIs, instaed of writing one big file ?

Because i want to modify/copy it while capture.
And I think it's easy to store. Well, i've patched virtualdub and it works!! my first horrible patch of virtualdub xD

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ChristianHJW
Posted: Jul 2 2003, 11:13 AM


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Would you send the patch to virtualdubmod-devel at lists.sf.net please ? Maybe Cyrius wants to look at it for integrating into VdubMod ?

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