New Tool Kutter - Page 3

kwag · #41 09-04-2005, 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rds_correia

Today I'm encoding.

Ahhhh, that fresh (off the oven) encoding feeling

-kwag

rds_correia · #42 09-04-2005, 07:01 PM

What? Can you smell it from over there in PR?

kwag · #43 09-04-2005, 07:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rds_correia

What? Can you smell it from over there in PR?

No, but the lights here are dimming constantly, every time your computer array seeks to a new CD sector encoding a new block

-kwag

danpos · #44 09-04-2005, 09:57 PM

@Kwag

I've tested Kutter out with a VOB of 1 GB from Harry Potter I, where I'd wanna split files about 100 MB. The app done the job with precision and quickness.

Kudos,

kwag · #45 09-04-2005, 10:03 PM

Thanks danpos

All feedbacks are always welcome

-kwag

incredible · #46 09-16-2005, 05:58 AM

@ Karl

The LongLong issue can be solved uing a simple strucure!

Structure int64
LongHi.l
LongLow.l
EndStructure

Amount.int64

APIFunction(@Amount)

This makes you able to use for example an API function which does apply the result of a big filesize for instance to the variable "Amount".
BUT that int64 imho is unsigned, so watch out.

In case if a DirectShow usage for instance in PB this is the trick:

Code:

Structure int64
  hi.l
  lo.l
EndStructure

time.int64

errorcode.l = IMediaSeeking\GetDuration(@time)

if errorcode > 0
  Debug Str(time\hi) + " * 2^32  * 100ns duration PLUS"
  Debug Str(time\lo) + " * 100ns duration"
else 
  Debug "No Media Duration value can be received"
endif

Uint64 Library can be found here within this package:
http://pbosl.purearea.net/pbosl_win.zip

Including:

Code:

UInt64_ulong2uint64  load 32-bit unsigned long into 64-bit unsigned integer 64

UInt64_add    unsigned integer 64: addition

UInt64_sub    unsigned integer 64: subtraction

UInt64_mul    unsigned integer 64: multiplication

UInt64_div    unsigned integer 64: division

UInt64_mod    unsigned integer 64: modulo

UInt64_cmp    unsigned integer 64: compare

UInt64_str    unsigned integer 64 to String

UInt64_val    String to unsigned integer 64

or as open source procedures:
http://www.purearea.net/pb/CodeArchi...Longs_64Bit.pb

kwag · #47 09-16-2005, 11:50 AM

Hi Andrej,

Thanks for the code.
This is all fine for memory structures, but there's no (simple) way to read from a file past the 2GB limit, unless I use Win32 API in another way.
The problem is when you try to read past a file pointer boundary of 2GB.
All I/O calls ( ReadFile, LOF, ReadData, etc. ) work on Long, and will never return data past the limit. So the only solution is to use Win32 API calls, and then rewrite all file seeking/accesing routines, because the built in functions on PB won't work.
I'm considering rewriting the utility in C, just for the hell of it

Then when PB gets updated, I'll recompile it again in PB

I'll probably recode Kutter! in C in a matter of hours

-kwag