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On 2 July 2011, at 08:31, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> Initially I wanted to know the frame numbers to navigate - guess what |
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> program ? :) - avidemux directly to the advertising parts of the video |
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> to cut that stuff out of my (visual) way :))) |
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> I didnt want to scroll through the video stuff to find |
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> advertsisings anymore… |
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You're doing it again! Wasn't this raised before? |
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I'm extremely sceptical of a plan to reimplement a media centre / home-theatre PC in bash scripts - just install MythTV and stop trying to reinvent the wheel. |
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I'm surprised that detecting adverts is as simple, where you are, as detecting aspect ratio changes, because it ain't that easy elsewhere. But MythTV already has ad detection built-in. IIRC it uses different parameters for different countries / channels - in some places advertising can be identified by the lack of a channel logo that is watermarked in the corner of the screen over the TV show. |
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>> There's also a program that tries to detect advertising, IIRC also |
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>> using aspect changes as indicators. Its name escapes me ATM. |
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> Sorry when asking...I did not understand your last posting |
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> completly...I am no native English speaker. |
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> ATM??? IIRC??? And escape sequences...or? I think I am |
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> completly lost here…. |
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ATM = at the moment |
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IIRC = if I recall correctly |
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"its name escapes me" = I can't remember its name |
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Stroller. |
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