HOW-TO create video-preview thumbnails on a PC for XBMC
Bazzio
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2006-09-30 20:43
Post: #11
what verison do you have?
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Bazzio
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2006-09-30 21:02
Post: #12
aparently pthreadGC2.dll is missing, so i cant use your version
grrrr |
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Bazzio
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2006-09-30 23:23
Post: #13
ok
finally got it working Rather than 5 seconds, i wanted to do it with about a min in. Sometimes expecially on movies there is only an intro around 5 secs, so it doesnt make a very good thumbnail. however this takes a lot more time to process. Is there a way you can tell it to ignore the file if a tbn is present, this way updates will be a lot quicker |
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kugai
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2006-10-02 00:50
Post: #14
If there is interest I can probably throw together a perl script or something like that to make this a little easier. I'll try to get something up in the next few days.
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Bazzio
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2006-10-02 12:31
Post: #15
that would be awesome
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huscoolcal
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2006-10-04 23:40
Post: #16
Hi Bazzio, how did you resolve the error I m getting the same issue.
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huscoolcal
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2006-10-05 00:07
Post: #17
No problem was able to get it to work using the link for the previous version provided thanks!!
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Bazzio
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2006-10-06 20:42
Post: #18
kugai - any luck with that script?
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kugai
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2006-10-08 08:45
Post: #19
Here is what I'll call beta1 of the perl script. I have tested it under windows and linux. If you need perl for windows you can get it here.
Here are the options for the script: -d DIRECTORY Set the directory to start in. This must be the full path i.e. D:/media/video (windows) or /home/media/video (*nix). The default will be the current directory. -r Recurse directories. This will read every file in every directory under the starting folder. -s SECONDS Set where, in seconds, to grab the thumbnail from the video. Default is 5 seconds. -o Overwrite existing thumbnails. Default will skip files that already have thumbnails. EXAMPLE: Create thumbnails at 5 minutes in for all files in the current folder and all files in the directories below xbmctbn.pl -r -s 300 Let me know if you have any problems or requests. Currently it will work on .mpg .mpeg .avi .mov .wmv and .vob files. It should be pretty obvious how to add others in the script or just ask and I will add them. DOWNLOAD: xbmctbn_b01.zip Again, thanks to hoki_goujons for the original idea. |
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kugai
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2006-10-08 12:10
Post: #20
Ok, I've aleady noticed that there is a problem with the recurision (-r) mode not working right. It should work ok otherwise. I will post a new fixed version soon. Sorry for the inconvience.
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