osgZach
8th March 2010, 04:35
(YMC - Yatta Metrics Collector)
Well I am working on some ideas for building up my Find30fps script (hoping to learn and port to C++ perhaps) so that I can remove Yatta from the equation, more for simplicities sake. The biggest problem is having to modify the yatta project file and then wait 3 minutes or more for yatta to open it, and then save the needed override files. When working with tons of files in a batch it is fair to say this is more than an annoyance.
So, I was hoping someone might be familiar with how Yatta Metrics Collector actually generates its match statistics. Obviously TFM easily enough can output stats to a file, but I prefer to use Telecide for my own reasons, and I would like to potentially supporting using both so the user has a choice.
I can't recall ever coming across anything in the Decomb docs that mention Telecide being able to write out to a stats file, but if I'm wrong it would be great for someone to correct me.
Otherwise, I am trying to figure out just how YMC is doing it and getting the stats. The only way I can think of would be to use DebugView ? BUt is that even possible in the way I am thinking of? I am unfamiliar with debugview, but it seems to me like its the kind of app you have to open and run, and look at yourself, etc.. Perhaps I'm wrong and there is something akin to a CLI like DGindex CLI..
Its safe to say I am feeling a bit out of my element here, but I would like to figure this out if possible.. I would like to aim for an overall goal of making a painless utility to do VFR Anime, in a much less intense & contrived manual effort, and instead try to do something more user-friendly / oriented.
If anyone can share any helpful thoughts or info I'd appreciate it... And while I'm asking stuff, could Telecide be modified to output a stats file? Would that be "too much" work?
Well I am working on some ideas for building up my Find30fps script (hoping to learn and port to C++ perhaps) so that I can remove Yatta from the equation, more for simplicities sake. The biggest problem is having to modify the yatta project file and then wait 3 minutes or more for yatta to open it, and then save the needed override files. When working with tons of files in a batch it is fair to say this is more than an annoyance.
So, I was hoping someone might be familiar with how Yatta Metrics Collector actually generates its match statistics. Obviously TFM easily enough can output stats to a file, but I prefer to use Telecide for my own reasons, and I would like to potentially supporting using both so the user has a choice.
I can't recall ever coming across anything in the Decomb docs that mention Telecide being able to write out to a stats file, but if I'm wrong it would be great for someone to correct me.
Otherwise, I am trying to figure out just how YMC is doing it and getting the stats. The only way I can think of would be to use DebugView ? BUt is that even possible in the way I am thinking of? I am unfamiliar with debugview, but it seems to me like its the kind of app you have to open and run, and look at yourself, etc.. Perhaps I'm wrong and there is something akin to a CLI like DGindex CLI..
Its safe to say I am feeling a bit out of my element here, but I would like to figure this out if possible.. I would like to aim for an overall goal of making a painless utility to do VFR Anime, in a much less intense & contrived manual effort, and instead try to do something more user-friendly / oriented.
If anyone can share any helpful thoughts or info I'd appreciate it... And while I'm asking stuff, could Telecide be modified to output a stats file? Would that be "too much" work?