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GangstaRap
31st December 2008, 11:17
Hey ppl.
Hope its the right place to post it,
Is it possible to import celltimes.txt file into DVD-Video without demuxing-remuxing?
Thanks in advanced!
r0lZ
31st December 2008, 11:53
No. The celltimes.txt file is used by the muxers to determine where they should break the streams into cells. Importing a celltimes.txt that has not been used at the muxing stage has therefore no sense.
GangstaRap
31st December 2008, 12:22
Understood.
Thanks for the help man.
M_Knox
31st December 2008, 13:18
Well, if you have a large single cell and want to split it according to celltimes.txt, you may use VobBlanker to do it. I haven't seen any option to load celltimes.txt into VobBlanker though, but it is quite easy to do it by hand (well, at least for 25fps video :) )
As an example I'll take the first celltime from The Dark Knight: 9183.
FPS is 25
9183 mod 25 = 8 (frames)
9183 - 8 = 9175
9175 / 25 = 367 (seconds)
So, the first split should be placed at 6th minute, 7th seconds and 8th frame.
r0lZ
31st December 2008, 13:28
You can convert easily frame numbers to timecodes with the Celltimes plugin for PgcEdit.
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