Bouke Vahl
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Well, I would suggest to capture EVERYTHING.
With FFmpeg, you can set it up to record in segments of any given lenght.
So that makes it easy to clean up afterwards.
If you do a stream copy, the amount of data won’t be that much.But, you definitely need to test…
VLC might be a good option, but not sure if it can save ‘same as source’. If not, you need a fast machine to do the transcoding on the fly, and you probably want to go to Prores LE or something.
Bouke
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Hi Michael
It’s worse ☺
FFmpeg does not show the stream at all, it just shows what it’s doing.Rest is easy enough:
Syntax is simple: ffmpeg -i https://www.yoursite/stream.mp4 -codec copy outfile.mp4The trick is to get the correct URL.
Do you know what site it is, and when they are broadcasting?Bouke
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Of course there is software that does this.
You could use FFmpeg to redirect the stream to a file, that would mean you don’t have any quality loss.
hth,Bouke
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Sure you can, with a few extra steps.
Autosequence the clips you want the markers on, import markers on that sequence, copy/paste markers into the source.
(I assume the markers have to be set on V1.)Instead of autosequence, any sequence with start / end overlapping the source will do.
hth,
Bouke
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From memory (haven’t done any measuring lately), rechargables have 1.2 volt per cel (for an AA that’s just one cell)
So a typical 9 volt battery has 6 cells, times 1.2 = just 7.2 volt.
In Ty’s example, he starts out with just 3.6 volt, not the expected 4.5.Bouke
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Sure, it’s easy.
Export a marker list as .txt and study the file. It’s not that hard.Bouke
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Hi Tim,
This is the one I meant:
https://images.creativecow.net/314769/0_searchrecent.png#55773Bouke
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Oh, in ‘Box appearance’, set it to ‘as many rows as needed’.
Then you will get bottom aligned text. (So a single line appears at the bottom, looks better.)hth,
Bouke
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Ok, got your files, and it works fine on my system. (You should have a .txt file by now.)
So, ‘something’ is fishy with your Avid… (I have no clue what it is, either your version, or you need a clean install)
From the images I cannot tell you doing anything wrong, it just does not work on your system.Few other points, your work is a bit messy, contains double spaces, extra empty lines, spelling mistakes.
You should consider cleaning it before sending it out.Last but not least, for a feature with 900+ titles, you really should look at a dedicated subtitle app.
This is (after you’ve mastered it) way faster.
(My Subbits being one of them.) Shameless self promotion:
https://www.videotoolshed.com/product/subbits-subtitler/Bouke
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