Re: [Freevo-users] Adding a new Video Player

2006-04-24 Thread Ow Mun Heng
On Wed, 2006-04-19 at 12:01 +0200, Gorka Olaizola wrote:
 On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 06:13:28PM +0800, Ow Mun Heng wrote:
 
  I want to ask, if someone here can tell me how to add a new Video
  player into Freevo. 
 
 I've done some plugins for Freevo 1.5.4 that maybe you can hack or at least
 take a look for inspiration.
 
 The plugins are in this URL but right now the server is down afer a crash. I
 hope that in the afternoon the server will be up.
 
   http://helvete.escomposlinux.org/~gorka/files/misoft/freevo/

It's still down?
 
 If you are interested and cannot connect I can send them to you by email.
 

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Re: [Freevo-users] avi, ogm, and others

2006-04-24 Thread Alberto Hernando
El Domingo, 23 de Abril de 2006 13:14, Bastian Farkas escribió:
 i have some mkv and several ogm files. most of the time i only need one
 subtitle track and the first audio track, so i added '-sid 1' to the
 ogm/mkv mplayer parameters in my freevo config. i discussed this with
 dischi some time ago (try searching the archives) and iirc he said that
 freevo was supposed to detect the extra tracks. i remember being able to
 see them, but if i selected a different one, nothing happened. mmpython
 should handle that stuff. perhaps you can fix it? :)

Hi.

I don't want/need to hack freevo. I think it works fine right now. And even if 
I needed it, I'm not a coder. What I want to know is the proper way to 
make .ogm or .mkv files. For example, I have film.avi and film.srt. If I do:

ogmmerge -o film.ogm film.avi film.srt

I get film.ogm, yes, but its length (according to freevo) is different to the 
length of film.avi. And freevo doesn't show any subtitles to choose from.

But if I try:

ogmmerge -o film.ogm film.avi film.srt film.srt

I can choose no subtitle, unknown and unknown.

So that's what I want to know, how to create these files. Perhaps there is a 
trick to add  empty/null subtitles, but I don't know how.

Any help?

Thx


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[Freevo-users] Re: avi, ogm, and others

2006-04-24 Thread Dirk Meyer
Alberto Hernando wrote:
 I don't want/need to hack freevo. I think it works fine right now. And even 
 if 
 I needed it, I'm not a coder. What I want to know is the proper way to 
 make .ogm or .mkv files. For example, I have film.avi and film.srt. If I do:

 ogmmerge -o film.ogm film.avi film.srt

 I get film.ogm, yes, but its length (according to freevo) is different to the 
 length of film.avi. And freevo doesn't show any subtitles to choose from.

One reason for this is that I have neither mkv nor ogm files and I
also don't use subtitle files. So it could be possible that the ogm
parser in mmpython is broken and detects a wrong length.


Dischi

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Re: [Freevo-users] Re: avi, ogm, and others

2006-04-24 Thread Jason Tackaberry
On Mon, 2006-04-24 at 13:28 +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
 One reason for this is that I have neither mkv nor ogm files and I
 also don't use subtitle files. So it could be possible that the ogm
 parser in mmpython is broken and detects a wrong length.

I use mkv extensively, holding both alternate audio tracks as well as
subtitles. I also attach a cover.jpg to the file, and add DVD chapters
for all my DVD rips.

Therefore, I will want this functionality in the kaa.metadata parser.  I
plan to add it at some point.  It's an itch that will eventually need
scratching.

There are just too many goddamn itches.

But the way it works for me -- much to your chagrin :) -- is that I tend
to scratch various itches a little bit at a time, where said itch never
really ever gets fully scratched. :)

Jason.




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Re: [Freevo-users] Oh deary me!

2006-04-24 Thread James Trietsch
--- Karl Lattimer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/04/19/philips_enforced_ads_patent/
 
 Can this be avoided if it comes into force in future
 freevo releases, we
 could use a slogan like take back your channel
 hopping

I wouldn't sweat it. After all, every stand-alone
'offical' DVD player I've met won't let you jump out
of the FBI/INTERPOL warnings. Yet all you have to do
is push MENU in Freevo and off it goes...

I'm betting Freevo can be made to adhere to or ignore
whatever standards the user would like.

As for Porn driving the technology industry? Can you
deny it? The decision between BlueRay and HD DVD as a
standard rests squarely on which one is embraced by
the pornography industry. ^_~

(At least I hope so... I can't take another
multi-standard like DVD+/-R/RW/Super/Turbo/GTR)

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Re: [Freevo-users] getting the freevo display to fit on screen (was: Re: [Freevo-users] spdif output with xine)

2006-04-24 Thread James Trietsch
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you, Stephen.

--- Stephen Rowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've tried again with values ranging from 20 to 1000
 and it seems to 
 have not effect whatsoever :)
 
 I am using the freevo rpm, got from the FC4 yum
 repository:
 
 Name: freevo  
 Relocations: /usr
 Version : 1.5.4
 Vendor: (none)
 Release : 1_fc4 Build
 Date: Tue 18 Oct 2005 
 09:09:28 AM BST
 
 Maybe it has a bug in this version, which version
 are you using?

Heh, I think you'd _definitely_ see some noticable
effects if you put 1000 into the field. It could very
well have something to do with your setup. I recall
reading (or I am assuming from what I've read) that
you're using X of some sort? So you have your GUI on
the first head, and then TV out on the second?

My setup is a dedicated X-less box, using DirectFB
(more specifically the DFBMGA driver made especially
for Matrox cards). No monitor attached to the first
head, TV-out on the second.

I ended up compiling from source for my latest run. I
compiled almost everything from source to get the
flexibility and make it all play nice with my G400.
IIRC, the Debian package just used the standard,
unaccelerated framebuffer.

But I'm using Freevo 1.5.4 (compiled from source back
before November) on a 2.4.27 kernel.

Sorry I can't be more help at the moment. ^_^

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Re: [Freevo-users] Oh deary me!

2006-04-24 Thread Karl Lattimer
 I wouldn't sweat it. After all, every stand-alone
 'offical' DVD player I've met won't let you jump out
 of the FBI/INTERPOL warnings. Yet all you have to do
 is push MENU in Freevo and off it goes...
 

Gotta love that ;)

 As for Porn driving the technology industry? Can you
 deny it? The decision between BlueRay and HD DVD as a
 standard rests squarely on which one is embraced by
 the pornography industry. ^_~

If it wasn't for porn loads of geeks in the 70s and 80s wouldn't have
built the internet.

 
 (At least I hope so... I can't take another
 multi-standard like DVD+/-R/RW/Super/Turbo/GTR)

It looks as though they're creating technology to benefit the content
providers rather than the users. They should probably remember that
users drive the market, I think content providers would soon find that
if they used the technology then people would stop viewing content on
it, eventually the TV would become redundant!

K,




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Re: [Freevo-users] Re: avi, ogm, and others

2006-04-24 Thread Alberto Hernando
El Lunes, 24 de Abril de 2006 19:30, Jason Tackaberry escribió:
 I use mkv extensively, holding both alternate audio tracks as well as
 subtitles. I also attach a cover.jpg to the file, and add DVD chapters
 for all my DVD rips.



 But the way it works for me -- much to your chagrin :) -- is that I tend
 to scratch various itches a little bit at a time, where said itch never
 really ever gets fully scratched. :)

Hi.

Could you explain the process to get such mkv files? Would it work with avi 
files too?

Thx


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Re: [Freevo-users] Re: avi, ogm, and others

2006-04-24 Thread Jason Tackaberry
On Mon, 2006-04-24 at 20:46 +0200, Alberto Hernando wrote:
 Could you explain the process to get such mkv files? Would it work with avi 
 files too?

In theory AVI containers can hold multiple streams, but in practice
nothing seems to support that.

You can make matroska files using the mkvtoolnix package:

   http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/

There's a GUI tool called mmg, or you can use the command line tool
mkvmerge.

When I rip a DVD, I use mencoder to create an avi for the movie and
primary audio stream as well dump English vobsubs to a separate file
(subs.sub and subs.idx files).  I'll then rip separately any commentary
tracks I want to keep into .ac3 files.  Then I run a little script I
wrote to generate a chapters index file from the DVD, and copy/paste the
chapter titles if I can find them online, otherwise key them in
manually.  Finally I pull the DVD cover image off of amazon. 

Then I pass it through a script that muxes it all together calling
mkvmerge with the appropriate arguments.  (I can provide the script if
anyone is interested but the mmg GUI tool is straightforward enough.)

So I have a single file that contains the movie, subtitles, all the
commentaries I want, DVD chapters, and the DVD cover image.  Freevo
doesn't provide a nice interface for this yet, but it will, and I've
been ripping this way for a while now in anticipation. :)

I've had in passing ideas to implement something like ratdvd, that rips
all the DVD menus as well, and stuffs them into some custom format that
a custom player (like Freevo) will play.  (DVD-like menus have been on
Matroska's TODO list for way too long now and I've basically given up
hope expecting the format to support this.)  But a custom solution is
certainly possible because you can attach arbitrary files to matroska
containers.

Cheers,
Jason.



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