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Michael Schreckenbauer wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Am Freitag, 4. November 2011, 19:05:23 schrieb Francisco Ares: |
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>> Hi, All |
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>> Sorry for the OT, but Gentoo'ers are way above medium linux users. |
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>> I have a bunch of movie clips and I wanted to build a table of contents |
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>> including clip duration. Instead of opening one at a time, is there any |
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>> application that I could user for a script? |
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>> I though on mplayer, but I could not find a way for it to tell me the |
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>> duration of a clip. |
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> emerge exiftool |
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> exiftool<movie> | grep "^Duration" |
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>> Thanks |
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>> Francisco |
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> Best, |
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> Michael |
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I got to put that command in my savers file. I have always wondered |
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that too. |
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Any way to know for sure the whole movie is there without playing the |
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whole thing? Sometimes the end of mine gets cut off. I think one of |
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the sites I use has a limit and it cuts off the connection even if it is |
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in the middle of the show. The nerve of people. lol |
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Thanks. You helped two people today. ;-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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