Tomi Ollila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> In the case of dv->dvd: smilutils | mjpeg-tools is AFAIK a good
>> choice.
>
> Hmm, I'll have to look smilutils (specially smil2raw) as currently
> -x ffbin can read only one .avi and -x ffmpeg exits for some frame
> decoding problem.
>
As mentioned above, using -x ffbin -i /some/directory doesn't work
(transcode blocks as running ffmpeg -i /some/directory ... will error
(don't remember just now what, but errors anyway ;/))
After some hacking I got the 0ld trick work:
$ cat > ffmpeg << EOF
#!/bin/sh
idir=$2 ofifo=$6
#exec /usr/bin/ffmpeg "$@"
[ x"$1" = x-y ] && exec /usr/bin/ffmpeg "$@"
e2 () { echo "$@" >&2; }
exec 2> ffmpeg-wrapper-stderr
e2 --- "$@"
erun () { e2; e2 + "$@"; "$@"; }
exec 1> $ofifo
for f in $idir/*
do
erun /usr/bin/ffmpeg -i "$f" -f yuv4mpegpipe -
done
EOF
$ chmod 755 ffmpeg
$ PATH=.:$PATH transcode ... -x ffbin -i /some/directory ...
Now my recording that was split in 6 parts by dvgrab was fully
encoded into one continuous output file. Anyone interested
the scripts used can go to http://www.iki.fi/too/t/ and
check ffmpeg-import-wrapper.sh and tcode2paldvd.sh
In the near (read far) future I'll check if that is easily
fixable in ffbin import module...
>> bye maik
>
> Tomi
Tomi
