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nicksteel 03-14-2003 09:38 PM

Best way to cut commercials from tv capture?
 
:roll: Now that I have finally succeeded in getting good final KVCDx3's, I need to know how to best remove commercials, then use predictor and fitcd for final sizing.

:?: If I go through the entire process of creating the KVCDx3, at say 90% CQ, can I cut and merge in TMPGEnc and then predict and reencode the KVCDx3 MPEG1 at the desired rate to fit on CD?

:?: Or is there a better way?

muaddib 03-15-2003 12:38 AM

I can use the trim avisynth filter.
You can preview the exactly frames you want to trim in vdub.
Add something like this right after you load your source in the avs script:

trim(0, 7500) + trim(10500, 18000) + trim(21000, 28500)

It's just an example, and you will have to find the start and end frames for each block.
This way you will have no commercials to encode, and you will encode just once.

Grantman 05-29-2003 01:12 AM

Use trim() ?
 
If you use trim dosen't it only work for the video stream? How do you cut the audio from the commercials so that when you multiplex the audio and video are still in sync?

I use cut editing within TMPGEnc to eliminate the commercials. Since I usually supply TMPGEnc with an audio source instead of multiplexing later.

Grantman

kwag 05-29-2003 01:22 AM

I am actually searching right now for a good MPEG editor :!:
I need to edit my DMR-E20 captures ( a .VRO file ) in my PC, to remove the commercials. I won't be re-encoding, because I do a lot of captures in 6 hour mode, which is MPEG-2 at 352x240. So I just demux the .VRO into a .m2v and .ac3 ( yes, the DMR-E20 records AC3 audio 8) ), and then I encode the audio to .mp2 and mux back as VCD :D
Works like a charm :!
But I need to find a good program to edit my stream. Panasonic bundles a program called "MovieAlbum SE", but apparently it's included when you buy a DVD-RAM. Mine is a OEM drive, so I didn't get any software. I'm trying to find a link to buy the program, but no such luck yet :cry:
If anyone knows of a good program ( Not NanoPeg of MyFlix :x ), please let me know. Or a link to a site that sells the "MovieAlbum" program.

Thanks,
-kwag

jamesp 05-29-2003 05:17 AM

Re: Use trim() ?
 
You can cut the audio if you encode the audio with TMPeg

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grantman
If you use trim dosen't it only work for the video stream? How do you cut the audio from the commercials so that when you multiplex the audio and video are still in sync?

I use cut editing within TMPGEnc to eliminate the commercials. Since I usually supply TMPGEnc with an audio source instead of multiplexing later.

Grantman


MrTibs 06-12-2003 04:05 PM

I don't know of a good Mpeg2 editor so if that is what you want, please ignore my post.

For my analog captures (Huffy codec), I use VirtualDub. I do my editing there then save the settings out to "edit.vcf". From there I open the vcf file into a little hack that I wrote that translates the virtualdub file into Aivsynth Trim functions. (you can easily translate manually) and paste into my Avisynth script. No audio trouble.

kwag 06-12-2003 04:17 PM

I found what I wanted. It's MPEG-VCR http://www.womble.com/products.htm
And you don't need to re-encode. It cuts (edits) parts out of your MPEG-2 file, and then writes a new MPEG-2 file to the disk.

Edit: There are two versions: One for MPEG-1 and one for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2

-kwag

jorel 06-12-2003 04:53 PM

Kwag,
in the download page i can download only one file.
there is no choice!

is for mpeg1 and mpeg2?
:?

nicksteel 06-12-2003 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jorel
Kwag,
in the download page i can download only one file.
there is no choice!

is for mpeg1 and mpeg2?
:?

Click on "Purchase" on their website. The MPEG2VCR file is listed there. I have used in the past with ok results.

el_mero_zooter 06-13-2003 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
I found what I wanted. It's MPEG-VCR http://www.womble.com/products.htm
And you don't need to re-encode. It cuts (edits) parts out of your MPEG-2 file, and then writes a new MPEG-2 file to the disk.

Edit: There are two versions: One for MPEG-1 and one for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2

-kwag

Maestro {Kwag, that is :lol: :lol: }

Seems like we almost need a separate heading {url} off of the Forum headers for Software / Applications...
we're starting to duplicate efforts.. :D :D

http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....ghlight=mpgvcr
http://www.kvcd.net/forum/viewtopic....ghlight=mpgvcr


zTr

Dano 06-13-2003 09:28 AM

If you are capping to .avi you can search doom9 forums for vcf2avs which will convert the .vcf to .avs. You can then paste the Trim into your script and you can open the .avs directly in VDub and extract the .wav.

-Dano

vhelp 06-13-2003 07:22 PM

Hi all..

off-topic...

>> Software / Applications...

@ kwag and el_mero_zooter and..

to add to Zooter's suggestion...
And, can you add Computer too ??
Maybe make it one FORUM, since these are so closely related topic,
and still have somethign to do w/ video to some degree.. "what's the
best video/ram/cpu/mb/chipset/wires/cables/media/monitor etc. for.."


i.e., Software / Applications / Computer...

Yeah, because some like to talk about Software, while others, Computers,
and when there are issues w/ either softare/driverInstallation or hardware
or pc system issues, they seem to relate sort of. I can't think of anything
else to add to this one-for-all FORUM (if you are deciding on adding this
at all that is
)

Have a great weekend all.
-vhelp

kwag 06-13-2003 07:46 PM

Check the forum again :wink: :wink: :wink:
Is that better :mrgreen:

-kwag

vhelp 06-14-2003 07:40 AM

@ Kwag..

Yes, as always, great work !!

THANKS too many times!! :D 8O :D

-vhelp

jorel 06-16-2003 03:03 PM

i follow this steps(thanks cm) using mpeg vcr:

"Use what ever to cut the file then in mpeg-vcr, click File and Open MPEG movie. In that window that pops up, click on the small Insert Effect button. The long green band has the curser to the left, this is the start of the movie. In the Start Effect box, move down to and select Begining Fade. Then hit OK. Click the Insert Effect button again. Slide the pointer to the far right and in Start Effect box, move doen to and select Ending Fade. Then hit OK again.

Now moving the slider/pointer on the movie window ill show that there is now fade in at the start and end. Now hit the samll Save button, give an output name and select the MPEG type (VCD, SVCD, etc). Demux this file, discard the audio part and re-mux with audio that you have created fadein/out with in your Audio Editor."

:!:
in this part:
"Now hit the samll Save button, give an output name and select the MPEG type (VCD, SVCD, etc). "
seems that the prog is reencoding all again!

is there a better way to cut with fade without reencode?
:? :? :? or i loose some?

help please!
:?

kwag 06-16-2003 04:08 PM

Hi jorel,

When you select to save, you don't select VCD or anything else. You just save with defaults. If you select something other than the default that was read when you opened your MPEG file, it will be re-encoded :!:

-kwag

jorel 06-16-2003 07:22 PM

hey Kwag,
really works using the "save" without more options.
:wink:
after follow you and save as default was faster.
thanks!!

one doubt remains:
after this the prog open the new saved file and ,don't know why,
the last frames appear after the final fade... 8O
only few frames and i can't remove .... :(

:?:
what i did wrong if i follow everything like you wrote?
:?
the begining is perfect, the final do fade but show few last frames again in the new file after saved!

:?: :?

kwag 06-16-2003 07:25 PM

I guess something happened when you cut that end :!:
Can you cut that end again when the new MPEG reloaded and appears in the new window :?:

-kwag

jorel 06-16-2003 07:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwag
I guess something happened when you cut that end :!:
Can you cut that end again when the new MPEG reloaded and appears in the new window :?:

-kwag

yes, is strange cos i cut the file and save.
open this file and do the job with fade and all is ok before i save but
after save this ,the new file saved open with the last 2 or 3 frames
is showing again after the final fade :!:
the first file where i do the job is perfect,
only the last new saved show this.
8O
my pc is crazy?!?!
:?

jorel 06-17-2003 09:06 PM

:!:
i did all again.
the final file saved show the last 2 frames(again)after fade out. 8O

maybe my choice is cut this last 2 frames... :?

how i solve this?
:wink:


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