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30th October 2008, 08:36 | #1 | Link |
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AutoMen 5.3 for Linux!
Thanks to PureBasic cross compiling i was able to tweak automen and porting to Linux
Automen 5.3 is tested under Ubuntu 8.04 i386 (on virtualbox) , repository medibuntu (for mencoder and mplayer update builds) you need mencoder, mplayer, xterm (this should be already installed) http://www.64k.it/andres/data/automen/automen53.tar.gz BHH
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1st November 2008, 16:35 | #2 | Link |
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update to 5.3
added queue fixed path with space added thread option BHH
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6th November 2008, 08:55 | #4 | Link |
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near threads parameter (where is none) you can select varius deinterlacer/itvc filters
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6th November 2008, 17:44 | #6 | Link |
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I was encoding some MPEG2-TS files with this frontend, it works really nice! I've searched far and wide and found only a frontend called "mvpod" and now your program AutoMen are the only 2 useful mencoder frontends for Linux.
mvpod has a great method for batch encoding, but lacks a deinterlacing option, I've talked to the author about it and he plans to add it someday. I was wondering if AutoMen can accept a list of files to be batch encoded? I see the Queue feature, however, I'm working with about 100 short MPEG2-TS files that I want to batch encode and it's cumbersome to select and queue each one. Can I pass "ls" to AutoMen, or can you modify it to accept all files in a directory or all files with a certain extension? Thanks! |
6th November 2008, 17:51 | #8 | Link |
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.. it should accept a "list.txt" of file (with full path) ...
but never tryed on linux build (automen for linux is a porting of automen.. for windows) please report if working.. i will try when at home BHH
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6th November 2008, 20:53 | #9 | Link |
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Actually I use your script all the time, it's the only thing that I find usable for one-off conversions. The batch mode is slightly cumbersome. I tend to want to batch convert a bunch of files with the same settings. There seems to be more frontends and scripts that can do this with ffmpeg but not mencoder.
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