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Jeg bruger comskip-donator-versionen, men dens kommercielle detektion er ufuldkommen, så jeg er begyndt at bruge brugerdefinerede klip til de fleste shows og film, jeg optager. Men jeg har tonsvis af shows, som jeg skal klippe om for at fjerne klumper af reklamer (især de der 3 minutters mini-informercials). Når jeg gør det, kan jeg enten køre dem gennem min normale profil (mp4 normal), hvilket tager lige så lang tid som ethvert andet show. Eller jeg kan skifte min konverteringsprofil til MP4 uden behandling, hvilket tager cirka 60 sekunder. Jeg vil gerne have 2 forskellige profiler med muligheden for at tildele en bestemt profil til en opgave. Sæt én som standard og skift den derefter pr. opgave efter behov.
I’m curious how you might segment the profiles and tasks. Would you separate it out by different profiles per show name? By network name? Something else?
How is this different from opening a conversion task and changing the profile or creating 2 conversion tasks, one with your MP4 normal profile and one with the MP4 no processing profile?
Creating two profiles currently runs everything through both. And editing the profile is what I do now, but I have to work in batches. You have to wait until a batch finishes then edit the task, then add everything for that profile to the queue. Then when it’s done I have to change the profile back.
Having it run all profiles in every task might have made sense back when different devices supported different formats and frame sizes but it’s not the case any more.
Have you tried to create separate monitor locations (keep the files in different directories) for the two different types and then link them to those conversion tasks with the respective profiles?
Currently I leave everything in my record folder then for shows that don’t need manual editing I just add them to MCEBuddy. For shows that do require editing I open custom cuts, then when I’m done I add them to MCEBuddy from there. For shows I have to recut I copy them from my TV drive to a folder on my computer and then open them with custom cuts.
For your idea to work I’d have to make 2 new monitor folders. First move everything that doesn’t need custom cutting to the full process folder. Then anything that needs custom cutting I’d have to do that, then move those files and the edls to the full process folder. Then for the recuts I’d have to custom cut them then move those files and corresponding edls to the quick process folder. Quite a bit more for me to do.
So instead, I put in a feature request. And if that feature isn’t feasible or the author doesn’t want to do it then I’ll keep doing it the way I’m doing it now. Thanks for trying to be helpful.
So first we’d need an option to not run all profiles on everything. As part of that option we could set a default profile or be prompted to choose one when adding tasks.
Either way right clicking on the task in the queue should show an option to change which profile will process it. Excluding the active task of course.
In the profile list the default profile could be in bold or italics or something.
I see that the solution is to create separate conversion tasks (one for commercial skipping, the other for no skipping).
I have added an enhancement request to create a Regular Expression that would determine whether individual files should go through commercial processing. Not necessary, but there are several situations where that would be convenient.
Well no. I use the commercial cutting in both scenarios. In my regular conversions I use mp4 normal. An hour long show takes about 25 minutes. For shows I’m re-cutting I use mp4 no processing, as they’re already mp4 files. That takes about 1 minute (if I turn off the option to look online for data).
If you are adding these manually then I wonder if you could rename the files, add “no cut” or some string of text at the beginning of the file name that you could exclude in the default profile, and include in your 2nd profile? …so only one profile is picking up the task when added? But on second thought maybe that would interfere with looking up the show information…so maybe have to tag it as “.no cut.mkv” (at the end of the file name instead of beginning)…
Vidste du, at du kan “Deaktivere” konverteringsopgaver? Så hvis jeg forstår dine krav korrekt, skal du skifte mellem to opgaver.
Du kan oprette 2 konverteringsopgaver med forskellige profiler, højreklikke på den ene og “Deaktivere” den. Når du vil skifte, højreklikker du på den anden og “Deaktiverer” den.
Hej, jeg stødte på dette, mens jeg ledte efter en måde at konvertere en fil fra .ts til mp4 med mp4-indstillingen ukomprimeret, derefter tage mp4-filen og lave en komprimeret version af filen og gemme den oprindelige ukomprimerede mp4-fil i en arkivmappe. Jeg bemærkede, at indstillingen “vælg overvågningsplaceringer” ikke er tilgængelig i version 2.5. Ville der være en anden måde at gøre dette på?
Jeg fandt scripts online, der flytter filer for dig med faste tidsintervaller. Så kan man i teorien lade én konvertering køre først, flytte/kopiere de filer til en anden mappe og så videre. Jeg brugte ROBOCOPY, som betragtes som en pålidelig måde at flytte filer rundt på med mange muligheder. Jeg brugte det til at opdele optagelser i mapper efter „antal dage gamle“. Jeg ønsker bare, jeg havde fundet et script, der sletter tomme mapper efter konvertering og sletning af originalerne. Jeg fandt et program, der gør det, kaldet „Remove Empty Directories“, men ingen kommandolinje-version. Det ville være rart med mere automatisering til at køre flere konverteringer af de samme filer, men jeg tror, det kan komplicere brugerfladen for dem, der ikke ønsker eller har brug for den funktionalitet. Det ville næsten være bedre med flere brugerflader med forskellige konfigurerbare indstillinger som Kodi, „Begynder, Avanceret osv.“ Dette ville mindske fejl fra nye brugere.
