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Originally suggested by Dean: http://outlyer.net/2010-08-24:vcs-1_12-2-released/

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Second, my dvd-drive is useless atm, but i remember previously piping dvd-ouput from mplayer into ffmpeg via a fifo and finding the info generated to be much better than mplayer-alone – for one thing, it won’t ‘downmix’ 6-channel audio automatically. Don’t know if that would be useful to you. The syntax was something like:-

mkfifo piped.vob &&
mplayer dvd:// -dumpstream -dumpfile piped.vob & \
ffmpeg -i piped.vob

…See what you think…
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See  FS#171 

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This is a meta-item depending on bugs/features required to complete before releasing vcs 1.14

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Introduce new names in 1.12 ( FS#120 )

Remove old names in 1.13 or 1.14 (this)

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.

Original report by Dougn Redhammer

vcs hangs with some RM files.

Tracing shows it gets stuck in mplayer_identify.

MPlayer can play the files fine from the terminal. Although it exits with «MPlayer interrupted by signal 11 in module: uninit_vcodec».

I can reproduce the abrupt termination, it happens when using Real’s native decoder (w64codecs, /usr/lib/codecs/drvc.so). Using FFMpeg’s decoder (MPlayer’s -vc ffrv30) MPlayer exits normally.

I can’t reproduce the hang either way.

Interesting feature, experimentally implemented in mtn

http://moviethumbnail.sourceforge.net/

See also FS#125

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

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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