I wrote the code and wrote it to be very conservative. I've never noticed a
'cut too much' scenario but I have seen the opposite but it's a rarity. I
have noticed that it's 100% accurate on most channels but on some channels
it's almost never sees the blackframes; I'm guessing that the frames are
dark enough. I do not have enough time to adjust the algorithm or port it to
use a different 'program' but it does work good enough for my everyday use.
On 8/20/07, Evan Hisey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dischi, Justin-
>
> > On a different note: maybe we could work on a better commercial
> > detection. The best solutions I can see is noad:
> > http://www.linuxtv.org/vdrwiki/index.php/Noad
> >
> This brings up the question, just how good is the current commercial
> detection? Not getting all the commercials out be bad, but losing
> parts of a show are magnitudes bigger problems.
>
> Evan
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