Am Dienstag, den 28.02.2006, 13:05 +0100 schrieb Fredrik Olofsson: > Hello > > I am having trouble when inserting onCuePoint metatags using flvtool2. > > I use the following command (OS is Linux and FLVTool2 version is > 1.0.3 RC4): > > flvtool2 -UAt /tmp/tags.xml /tmp/file.flv > > I noticed that I need to run this command _two_ times on the same > file in order for the cuepoint tags to show up with "flvtool2 -Px / > tmp/file.flv", which is a bit weird. Then when the tags do show up, > the timestamp is always set to zero (<time>0</time>). > > My tags.xml file is modelled after the example that comes with > flvtool2 and looks as so: > <?xml version="1.0"?> > <tags> > <metatag event="onCuePoint" overwrite="true"> > <name>Achtung</name> > <timestamp>1.234</timestamp> > <parameters> > <speaker>Fredrik</speaker> > <says>I am so glad I have eyeballs.</says> > </parameters> > <type>event</type> > </metatag> > </tags> > > I'd be glad if someone could hint me as to why my timestamps doesn't > work and why I seem to have to run the -UAt command twice in order > for any cuepoints to show up! > > /Fredrik
Timestamp units are milliseconds, omit the dot. <timestamp>1234</timestamp> -- Norman Timmler http://blog.inlet-media.de _______________________________________________ Flvtool2-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/flvtool2-users
