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Great feature, implemented in mtn

http://moviethumbnail.sourceforge.net/

See also FS#126

Timestamps could use some tweaking: e.g. centering on their background and rounded corners

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Originally reported by Dougn Redhammer

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Originally reported by Tomasz Strózik

Example given:

$ find $DIR \(-name "*.avi" -o -name "*.wmv" -o -name "*.mpg" -o -name "*.mp4" \) -exec vcs -dt -ds -n 12 -c2 -H 200 --jpeg --quiet {} \;

Works on avi, mpg and mp4 but fails on wmv with
Failed to capture frame (at second xxx.000)

Processing the same file directly works:

$ vcs -dt -ds -n 12 -c2 -H 200 --jpeg --quiet File.wmv

-o is a GNU extension, supported in Linux and FreeBSD

Unsupported in SunOS, OpenBSD?

Being based on System V, it’s quite different to most other Unix-like OSes, might be a good target for x-platform enhancements

I.e. produce a montage from a set of images

Originally requested by Phil Grundig

See vcs:devel:transcode

Originally reported by Phil Grundig

Version of mplayer: mplayer (1.0pre8cvs)

Originally reported by Phil Grundig

Version of ffmpeg: ffmpeg (CVS-060515)

Originally requested by Daniel

Originally requested by Dougn Redhammer

E.g. with ImageMagick’s -stroke and -strokewidth

Originally suggested by Dogn Redhammer

Fails on some files (gets stuck forever while capturing the first frame).

Happens often with Matroska. 1.0.7a introduced a workaround (-Wo) with ffmpeg’s argument order that worked with other file types.

When the resulting contact sheet is too thin, the meta-information header is cramped and fields overlap.

This is a meta-item depending on bugs/features required to complete before releasing mp3plot 1.0

Previous: FS#192

This is a meta-item depending on bugs/features required to complete before releasing mp3plot 0.7

Previous: FS#191
Next: FS#193

This is a meta-item depending on bugs/features required to complete before releasing mp3plot 0.6.1

Next: FS#192

The spinner, used to show progress adds a lot of overkill just to give some feedback while working

Running in Fedora Core 10 i686 (KVM) yields one 128k frame less and a different “theoretical size” than in Debian amd64, in one sample, and the same number of frames but 2 bytes less in another.

finger is not installed/enabled by default in at least FC12. Replace it with something better like grepping /etc/passwd

Due to the use of ~ in the revision tag