Goose
(Goose)
27. April 2024 um 14:30
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Du kannst das auf jeden Fall, dieser Beitrag handelt nicht davon, von TS nach MP4 zu konvertieren – er ist nur ein Beispiel dafür, wie man eine mehrstufige Konvertierung oder einen mehrstufigen Prozess in MCEBuddy durchführt.
Es gibt viele Gründe, warum man mehrstufige Konvertierungen/Verarbeitungen durchführen möchte. Zum Beispiel funktioniert Comskip bei manchen Aufnahmen nur, wenn die „schwarzen Balken“ im Video entfernt wurden. Der erste Konvertierungsschritt wäre also das Zuschneiden der schwarzen Balken, und der nächste Schritt wäre das Ausführen von Comskip auf der Datei.
Hier sind Beispiele, in denen eine mehrstufige Konvertierung oder Verarbeitung hilfreich sein kann:
How would you create multiple conversions?
I have three directories. 1. dvr-recordings. 2. mce-converted. 3. comskip.
I want one directory to record my dvr recorninds: “dvr-recordings”, which I monitor use mcebuddy to convert from MP4/MPEG2 format to H.264 placing
the converted video in “mce-converted”. Then I want a second conversion to remove commercials. e.g. Monitor “mce-converted” and remove ads and place in “comskip”.
When using free versions of MCEBuddy and Comskip I lost 90% of my…
I think I can setup a conversion task to do this. However, I only want to force this conversion task via CLI.
My setup is to monitor DVR directories and then process via a series of conversion tasks based on show type and HD/SD with custom renaming to move them to Plex folders (e.g. /TV Shows/ShowName/Season 01/Show-S01E01-Episode-airdate). It goes down the list using first-one-wins, so this task would naturally be at the end. I also have multiple monitored directories that go through this chai…
The reason I ask this is that some things need to be done in steps. Most of my audio in recorded movies is AC3 5.1 so I downsample that to stereo AAC and then have all the audio streams also copied as is with the following settings:
ffmpeg-audioac3=-map 0:1 -map 0:1 -map 0:2 -c:a:0 aac -ab 384k -ac 2 -c:a:1 copy -c:a:2 copy
The problem comes in that I also want to use dynamic range compression on the same AAC stereo track but you should not use such processes until the file has been downsampl…
Request Type:
BUG / NEW FEATURE
MCEBuddy Version and Type (32bit or 64bit):
2.4.9 64bit
Operating System and Type (32bit or 64bit):
Windows 10
Summary of the problem or suggestion:
Move scheduling capabilities to the task level.
Steps to replicate the bug:
It would be useful to allow start/stop scheduling at the task level. There may be some tasks that should only run at night while others could run 24 hours. This would help with load distribution.
Screenshots:
Request Type:
NEW FEATURE
Summary of the problem or suggestion:
It would be valuable to allow multiple passes – if not a 2nd pass – of ComSkip. This is for scenarios where, for whatever reason, a 2nd pass seems to remove more commercials than the 1st.
More information here:
Thank you for any consideration!