cpinkham at bc2va
Feb 16, 2005, 11:22 PM
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Re: Automatic cutlist generation, ffmpeg with xvid
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> OK, I'm beginning to understand what needs to be done to automatically archive
> stuff. I have a job that can be queued up for each recording that will transcode
> to divx and put in my videos directory. That will seriously decrease the amount
> of disk space used. The only thing I would love more is the ability to
> automatically generate a cutlist based on the commercial flagging, and then
> transcode to divx. With the new commercial flagging routines, I believe the
> cutlist would be sufficient for automated transcoding. As it is, my job does not
> automatically delete the recordings afterwards anyways.
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> Is there a way I can automatically generate a cutlist?
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> BTW, I wanted to transcode to xvid, but ffmpeg doesn't recognize -vcodec xvid.
> Does anyone know how to get this to work?
If you're running current CVS, you can use the new --gencutlist option to
mythcommflag which tells mythcommflag to copy the commercial skip list
to the cutlist for a recording. When using --gencutlist, flagging is not
run, it only copies the list, so you must have already run flagging for
the recording you want to cut.
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Chris
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