Posted: 9/14/2010 1:02 AM
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Post subject: Video converter for JPC-RR r10.x video dumps
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creaothceann
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Here's a tool that converts video dump files to AVI files: http://www.mediafire.com/file/0fubwmb38j365lx/ - needs one parameter which has to be the video dump file name - video files will be created in the current working directory, one AVI file per resolution - at the moment, each AVI file pops up its own compression selection dialog; will be fixed later - all frames are dumped, regardless of their timestamp - framerate is currently fixed at 60 fps (which is just a dummy value) - the timestamps are not used in this version, so the frames will have the wrong timing; this needs more code or a container format like MKV - my own code (for Delphi 2009) is public domain as far as I care; for the other files see their content Afaik JPC-RR r11 will have a different dump file format and different tools, so this one won't work with it then.
Posted: 9/14/2010 1:15 AM
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Post subject: Re: Video converter for JPC-RR r10.x video dumps
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creaothceann wrote:
- framerate is currently fixed at 60 fps (which is just a dummy value) - the timestamps are not used in this version, so the frames will have the wrong timing; this needs more code or a container format like MKV
For R10 dumps, this is mostly OK, as r10.x versions have framerate fixed to 60fps (assuming single-segment source). Won't work for the R11 stuff (since that can even have runtime-variable framerate for single-segment source). And one could write timecodes file (matroska v2 timecodes seem to be most useful)... Format has header line "# timecode format v2" followed by timestamps (just a base-10 number; in milliseconds), one per line.
creaothceann wrote:
Afaik JPC-RR r11 will have a different dump file format and different tools, so this one won't work with it then.
s/will have/has/
Posted: 9/14/2010 8:18 AM
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Post subject: Re: Video converter for JPC-RR r10.x video dumps
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creaothceann
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Ilari wrote:
creaothceann wrote:
- framerate is currently fixed at 60 fps (which is just a dummy value) - the timestamps are not used in this version, so the frames will have the wrong timing; this needs more code or a container format like MKV
For R10 dumps, this is mostly OK, as r10.x versions have framerate fixed to 60fps (assuming single-segment source).
Ah, good. Saves me some work. :)
Posted: 9/14/2010 6:13 PM
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version v0.2: download link changelog: - fixed: more than one compression selection dialog - fixed: compression selection dialog being behind the console window (increases system requirements to Windows XP) - added: help/info text - added: second parameter can be "onlyindex" to simplify the output filenames - added: TimeSeq info for each frame - added: AviSynth script "convert_VGA.avsi" to convert AVI files to a common resolution, either 640x480 or 960x720 As with the previous version the standard interaction methods are available: redirect text output with > or |, pause with the Pause key, halt with Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Pause. (Halting the program will most likely corrupt the current AVI file.) Processor priority can be set by starting with the standard "start" program. This should be the final version unless there's a bug or missing feature.