From: Steve McMillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: .ram scripting / end time help
There is a flag in the Realproducer that allows you to specify the
duration of encoding time. It is
/d "hh:mm:ss.xyz". I think you need the quotes but you may need to
leave them out. The parser is real fussy. You could set this for /d
"30.0"
cheers!
steve
RealForum wrote:
>
> From: Mark Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: .ram scripting / end time help
>
> I digitize a lot of videotapes and had the same problem with not being
able to
> stop real producer after a certain amount of time.
> I ended up just writing a visual basic front end that would generate the
> command
> line and shell out to rmbatch. If you've got rmbatch (it comes with real
> producer when you buy it), you're welcome to try the program I
wrote. You can
> view the information about it here:
> http://www.pharmacy.purdue.edu/~hooktv/rmgui.html
>
> I don't actually have it online to download yet, if you decide to try it,
> let me
> know by email and I'll put it online.
>
> If you're streaming your audio using one of the newer versions of real
server,
> you should be able to generate your ram files automatically by using the
ramgen
> command in your link, for example:
> <a href ="servername:port/ramgen/mountpoint/file.rm">link name</a>
>
> RealForum wrote:
>
> > From: "Modern Music" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: .ram scripting / end time help
> >
> > I do a lot of Real Audio encoding for a record store, and I have a lot of
> > records to do each time we get an order. I have two problems.
> >
> > One: I would like to limit each Real Audio sample to 1 minute. I know you
> > can use RMEditor after the file has been created to specify a start
and stop
> > time, but is there a way to configure Real Producer G2 to always stop
at 1
> > minute while actually producing the files? It'd be kind of a pain to
have to
> > type the DOS commands for 60 records.
> >
> > Two: Is there some sort of program or script out there that can generate
> > .ram files for .rm files? As I stated above, I have 60 files a day to
> > encode, so the only method I have right now is actually right clicking on
> > the .rm on the desktop and copying and pasting the file name into
notepad. I
> > have seen some talk about using asp pages to convert to a ram on the fly,
> > but I have basically no knowledge of asp.
> >
> > Any help or references would be great.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
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