Not sure this bit in the new script is right -
hmtfolder=$VIDEOPATH}/${location#/media}
echo $hmtfolder
$HMT +setfolder="$hmtfolder/" "$location/$episode.hmt"
For me that becomes
/media/drive1/Video}//drive1/Video/...
Even without the "}" is doesn't seem right.
Don't think it really...
Didn't seem to be working for me but think I've found the problem - on the HD the video folder is annoyingly "/media/drive1/Videos", rather than "/media/My Videos". In my scripts I tend to put something like this
#HDR or HD?
if [ -d "/media/My Video" ]; then
VIDEOPATH="/media/My Video"
else...
I'll try and put this into a package sometime - its working well for me, and allows configuration of ip addresses etc on the box via some named "settings" folders - via webif would be good but I'll leave that to the webif / jim experts ;). I was just waiting for any feedback, especially whether...
That plan should work - if you use some software that shows the exact time rather than frame, it is easy to convert - just multiply by 25 (or 30 for HD when it is working). I'll add support for putting in the cut points in seconds sometime to make it even easier...
Made a little progress with this last night (thanks to an HD recording from Chris as I don't have HD yet). At least proved in principle that I can cut up a HD .ts at I-frame boundaries and the bits of it still play, though not yet with a rebuilt .nts to allow ff/rw - that bit didn't "just work"...
It can and is, and I can make it available if people want it, but its just a command line tool, and you have to know in advance what frame ranges you want to cut (or have pre-bookmarked). The only "unique to the Humax" stuff it needs are the *.hmt and *.nts files from the recording (as will as...
But they'd be more likely to read existing threads in the "basic" forums, if they weren't lost in all the more complex mod stuff and in some ways it would be easier to spot them too, as they wouldn't get drowned out by the other stuff and quickly drop down the "recent activity" list.
It's a known issue - af123 had a suggestion earlier in this thread
At some point I'll look into it, but as you say hopefully not much demand for joining programs from different channels. Getting it working for hi-def will be the next thing to look at when I have time ;)
I'm also coming at this from the angle of not wanting too much stuff to scan through - I hope if we split it I would just have to look at the mod forum ;) I suspect the forums for "basic" HD /HDR would be pretty quiet, unless Humax ever release an update (seems unlikely).
At the beginning of...
As I only have information about the position of video frames, I suspect the audio stream sometimes just gets cut in a way that takes it a little time to pick up. Not a lot I can do but we are lucky it does sort itself out - Its good that a transport stream player has to be quite robust to cope...
I should point out that frame accurate editing is not really possible anyway, as nicesplice will adjust the cut points to the nearest I-frame to try and minimise picture corruption. These are usually every second or so, but they are often also on significant scene changes, which is usually where...
One thing to watch out for - I just had a problem with the box getting confused if you end up with edited and original recordings done via webif in the same directory. The fact they have identical file names causes the trouble. The magic folders interface avoids this by adding a timestamp to the...
It can take a while to process a long recording. The amount of time it takes is dependant on the amount of video you're "keeping", rather than the size of the source. Also if you are time lapsing / recording / playing back at the same time takes even longer. At some point I'll try and get some...
If there is only one book mark it should give you a new video of everything past that bookmark to the end. Is that not what happened?
If you're using the magic folders, the original will been moved to *edit/*cut/original, if using webif I think it should put it in a subdirectory called...
Over the last few weeks, with the nights drawing in I've been working on a little project to bring on-box editing to our HD/HDRs. My old Digifusion box could do it and I've missed it.
The result is nicesplice and its just about ready for release into the wild...
There are a couple of new...
Unfortunately not at the moment. The DLNA (which the web interface download uses) seems to be fussier about looking for a "real" internal hard disk (like the recording) . Has to be the "copy to another volume" trick for decrypting.
I wonder whether it should be split further into "mod-development" and "mod-users", as I think the technical discussions and code flying about may put off potential users.
I've also always found it a bit of an anomaly that as the owner of an HD, I spend most time in the HDR forum. Its basically...
Not sure this bit in the new script is right -
hmtfolder=$VIDEOPATH}/${location#/media}
echo $hmtfolder
$HMT +setfolder="$hmtfolder/" "$location/$episode.hmt"
For me that becomes
/media/drive1/Video}//drive1/Video/...
Even without the "}" is doesn't seem right.
Don't think it really...
Didn't seem to be working for me but think I've found the problem - on the HD the video folder is annoyingly "/media/drive1/Videos", rather than "/media/My Videos". In my scripts I tend to put something like this
#HDR or HD?
if [ -d "/media/My Video" ]; then
VIDEOPATH="/media/My Video"
else...
I'll try and put this into a package sometime - its working well for me, and allows configuration of ip addresses etc on the box via some named "settings" folders - via webif would be good but I'll leave that to the webif / jim experts ;). I was just waiting for any feedback, especially whether...
That plan should work - if you use some software that shows the exact time rather than frame, it is easy to convert - just multiply by 25 (or 30 for HD when it is working). I'll add support for putting in the cut points in seconds sometime to make it even easier...
Made a little progress with this last night (thanks to an HD recording from Chris as I don't have HD yet). At least proved in principle that I can cut up a HD .ts at I-frame boundaries and the bits of it still play, though not yet with a rebuilt .nts to allow ff/rw - that bit didn't "just work"...
It can and is, and I can make it available if people want it, but its just a command line tool, and you have to know in advance what frame ranges you want to cut (or have pre-bookmarked). The only "unique to the Humax" stuff it needs are the *.hmt and *.nts files from the recording (as will as...
But they'd be more likely to read existing threads in the "basic" forums, if they weren't lost in all the more complex mod stuff and in some ways it would be easier to spot them too, as they wouldn't get drowned out by the other stuff and quickly drop down the "recent activity" list.
It's a known issue - af123 had a suggestion earlier in this thread
At some point I'll look into it, but as you say hopefully not much demand for joining programs from different channels. Getting it working for hi-def will be the next thing to look at when I have time ;)
I'm also coming at this from the angle of not wanting too much stuff to scan through - I hope if we split it I would just have to look at the mod forum ;) I suspect the forums for "basic" HD /HDR would be pretty quiet, unless Humax ever release an update (seems unlikely).
At the beginning of...
As I only have information about the position of video frames, I suspect the audio stream sometimes just gets cut in a way that takes it a little time to pick up. Not a lot I can do but we are lucky it does sort itself out - Its good that a transport stream player has to be quite robust to cope...
I should point out that frame accurate editing is not really possible anyway, as nicesplice will adjust the cut points to the nearest I-frame to try and minimise picture corruption. These are usually every second or so, but they are often also on significant scene changes, which is usually where...
One thing to watch out for - I just had a problem with the box getting confused if you end up with edited and original recordings done via webif in the same directory. The fact they have identical file names causes the trouble. The magic folders interface avoids this by adding a timestamp to the...
It can take a while to process a long recording. The amount of time it takes is dependant on the amount of video you're "keeping", rather than the size of the source. Also if you are time lapsing / recording / playing back at the same time takes even longer. At some point I'll try and get some...
If there is only one book mark it should give you a new video of everything past that bookmark to the end. Is that not what happened?
If you're using the magic folders, the original will been moved to *edit/*cut/original, if using webif I think it should put it in a subdirectory called...
Over the last few weeks, with the nights drawing in I've been working on a little project to bring on-box editing to our HD/HDRs. My old Digifusion box could do it and I've missed it.
The result is nicesplice and its just about ready for release into the wild...
There are a couple of new...
Unfortunately not at the moment. The DLNA (which the web interface download uses) seems to be fussier about looking for a "real" internal hard disk (like the recording) . Has to be the "copy to another volume" trick for decrypting.
I wonder whether it should be split further into "mod-development" and "mod-users", as I think the technical discussions and code flying about may put off potential users.
I've also always found it a bit of an anomaly that as the owner of an HD, I spend most time in the HDR forum. Its basically...
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