anne_so78
30th October 2006, 21:57
I've got lots of VOB video files and I'd like to find their total running time. For example, when you load a bunch of mp3s in Winamp, the playlist shows the total time of all the mp3s. But winamp doesn't read VOBs. So, is there a way to calculate the total playing time of all my VOBs combined? Thanks
Mug Funky
31st October 2006, 03:33
they'd have to be parsed, which would take a while.
my encoding setup is avisynth based, meaning that i can make a whole bunch of avs files from avis, vobs, mov, whatever, then run avsutil on them all to get the frame numbers, then add them all together in batch.
only problems: requires loads of setting up (like a couple of months), takes ages to parse all the vobs, and avsutil doesn't work on many machines (not sure why).
you could demux all the audio, load them in foobar (it has ac3 support that winamp lacks), then add the times up in a similar way.
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