REQ: Don't use first frame for thumbnails
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INI entry ?
Pierre
Hello Pierre!
What do you think ?
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Hello Pierre!
- I guess that this percent-value could be stated as an INI variable entry, so advanced users could adjust it “by hand” following their own needs…I can't add option in this version, but i can use a % to create thumbnail. So 10%??
What do you think ?
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Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
Another app gives you the option to skip over the initial black frames and also allows you to set the black threshold percentage (in case it's not completely black black).
This is generally quite succesful, apart from when there is some writing on these black frames. It also allows you to limit the maximum time spent on each thumbnail before no thumbnail will be created, in case a lot of the initial part of the movie is black.
I think this feature, along with the ability to specify either a percentage, or an absolute time from where the thumbnail should be created gives the maximum amount of flexibility.
This is generally quite succesful, apart from when there is some writing on these black frames. It also allows you to limit the maximum time spent on each thumbnail before no thumbnail will be created, in case a lot of the initial part of the movie is black.
I think this feature, along with the ability to specify either a percentage, or an absolute time from where the thumbnail should be created gives the maximum amount of flexibility.
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I have 1st black frame also for some mpg, xvid and DivX 3, 4, 5 files.Dreamer wrote:I still have 1st black frame for some videos - 3 mov and 1 avi indeo video 5.
I'm sure the first frame is used for those files, since I have tested files with non black 1st frame in VirtualDub and that frame is used as thumbnail in xnview.
For some DivX 5 files, correct frame (10%) is used as thumbnail (probably other 5.x version).
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For all AVI file i use the frame at 10%Dreamer wrote:I have 1st black frame also for some mpg, xvid and DivX 3, 4, 5 files.Dreamer wrote:I still have 1st black frame for some videos - 3 mov and 1 avi indeo video 5.
I'm sure the first frame is used for those files, since I have tested files with non black 1st frame in VirtualDub and that frame is used as thumbnail in xnview.
For some DivX 5 files, correct frame (10%) is used as thumbnail (probably other 5.x version).
Pierre.
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Is it possible to send me some samples?Dreamer wrote:I believe in you, but several avi (divX) files ignore this setting - I'm 100% sure about it - 1st frame is used for those files.xnview wrote:For all AVI file i use the frame at 10%
I think some other files (mov, mpg) also ignore that setting.
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I'll try to upload some (divX) files to http://rapidshare.de/ . I'll let you know per PM.xnview wrote:Is it possible to send me some samples?Dreamer wrote:I believe in you, but several avi (divX) files ignore this setting - I'm 100% sure about it - 1st frame is used for those files.xnview wrote:For all AVI file i use the frame at 10%
I think some other files (mov, mpg) also ignore that setting.
I think all mov files ignore that setting, please check it out.
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