On Monday 28 June 2004 16:13, Mick wrote:
Quick solution :
#if we have a progressive ntsc file, lock the output fps
if ("ivtc=1" in vf) or self.ntscprog:
args.insert(0, "-ofps")
args.insert(1,"23.976")
#if we scale, use the bilinear algorithm
if yscaled:
args += ["-sws","1"]
return args
I fucked up on the list code apparently, but never noticed as i use PAL :)
Someone could donate me an NTSC dvd though ;)
I also noticed you changed args += ["-sws","1"] to args = ["-sws","1"]
somewhere - that's bad ... really bad !
Please report back, but keep in mind i am very very busy atm. It could be a
few days weeks before i respond (and before i release a new package).
Mvg
den_RDC
> Michael,
>
> I'm afraid your on your own on this one. Den_rdc, who wrote the plugin,
> may be able to help you.
>
> I use gentoo, and i'm not seeing the bug. Maybe its bsd specific?? I have
> tested on a few "track 1" DVD's and they work fine.
>
> At a guess I would say your cropdetect iscoming up with no values, but what
> should happen is at least the same size values as the video.. very wierd.
> Look through the code and add some print statements along the way.
>
> Feel free to ask more Q's. I'll try to help as you go...
>
> On a side note, the version you are using *is* outdated. Your track
> lengths are going to be wrong, and as such your file size's are gong to be
> out.
>
> Bellow is the corrected Analyze source. Hopefuly den-rdc will update the
> download soon.
>
> def _AnalyzeSource(self):
> """Find out some basic information about the source
>
> ATM we will blindly assume it's a dvdrom device or a disk dvd
> image, if a chapter is given"""
>
> if self.chapter:
> self.sourcetype = "dvd"
>
> #check some things, like length
> ##~ mmpython.disc.ifoparser.open(self.source)
> ##~ data = mmpython.disc.ifoparser.title(self.chapter)
> ##~ self.length = data[2]
> ddata = mmpython.parse(self.source)
> self.length = ddata.tracks[(self.chapter - 1)].length
> if DEBUG: print "Video length: %s" % self.length
> #NI : maybe implement procedure to get resolution, handy for
> scaling/manual cropping
> self._CropDetect()
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Michael
> > Osten
> > Sent: Monday, 28 June 2004 3:30 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: [Freevo-devel] Encodingserver problem
> >
> >
> >
> > I tried backing up a dvd that had both "widescreen" and "4.3" aspect
> > depending on what side you placed up in the dvd tray. The widescreen
> > version bombed with the error posted in this thread, but the 4:3 aspect
> > side backed up correctly. (this was title 7 out of 8 this time).
>
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