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hannah
6th November 2008, 06:05
I have a lot of .MTS files from my HD Sony Camcorder. I am using DGAVCindex (http://neuron2.net/dgavcdec/dgavcdec.html) which allows me to select all these files however when select File/Save Project, it only index the first file. I need all these files to index together.

Is this possible or does it only index one file at a time even when it allows to select multiple files?

Many thanks

kemuri-_9
6th November 2008, 06:34
what's preventing you from indexing them separately and using un/aligned splice on them in avisynth?
i.e.
AVCSource("1.dga") + AVCSource("2.dga") + ....

Comatose
6th November 2008, 08:03
Supposedly nothing, but that isn't consistent with DGIndex's behavior...

hannah
6th November 2008, 09:15
Supposedly nothing, but that isn't consistent with DGIndex's behavior...


Indeed it is not consistent with DGIndex behavior and more so when there is odd 100 or more so clips..one can imagine the task at hand I suppose..

Guest
6th November 2008, 13:55
The release notes tell you that it is a current limitation that only one file can be opened. It will likely get fixed in the future. I didn't revise the GUI so that I don't have to change it back when I support it later.

For now, you can concatenate the files manually before opening DGAVCIndex.

hannah
6th November 2008, 20:50
The release notes tell you that it is a current limitation that only one file can be opened. It will likely get fixed in the future. I didn't revise the GUI so that I don't have to change it back when I support it later.

For now, you can concatenate the files manually before opening DGAVCIndex.

If I may first say thanks a lot for developing this tool. You are our savior in more than one front. Always appreciate your work.

In terms of concatenating these files, are you saying to create an avisynth script to concatenate these files and then open it through DGAVCIndex? Or is there another way of doing it.

Will greatly appreciate your suggestions.

Regards