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[MPlayer-users] DVD seeking and byte position
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Thorben Kröger <thorbenk@xxxxxxx> |
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Fri, 28 Jan 2005 13:54:09 +0100 |
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Hello,
I want to rip small sequences from a dvd using mplayer/mencoder to cut
different scenes from different movies together. Let's say I want the segment
starting from position 00:35:06, I could use "mplayer dvd://1 -ss 00:35:06".
However, this does not always work, because dvd seeking isn't accurate. So I
might end up at position 00:40:00 or somewhere else and get a totally
different segment.
Reading the manpage, I noticed that there is a -sb option to seek to a byte
position, and this does work with DVDs, too.
However, I have no idea how to display the current byte position with mplayer.
If I could do that (and seeking to byte position is more accurate than seeking
with -ss) I could simply play the dvd with mplayer and find the scene I want,
then note down the byte position which mplayer could display in some sort of
debug output and then fire up mencoder and encode the sequence I want.
Would this be possible?
All I think would be needed is for someone who knows about mplayer code to
tell me where I should put some printfs, so the current byte position is spit
out for example when pause is pressed. I can compile mplayer myself and would
be quite happy to test any suggestions.
I already asked on #mplayerdev and someone suggested to look at
libmpdvdkit2/dvd_reader.c, Function DVDFileSeek. I put a printf there but
apparently this function is only called when reading the menustructure.
Thanks for any ideas,
Thorben
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