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ccextractor

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.39

Notes:


Changes: - Added a -transcript. If used, the output will have no time information. Also, if in roll-up mode there will be no repeated lines. - Lots of changes in the MPEG parser, most of them submitted by Volker Quetschke. - Fixed a bug in the CC decoder that could cause the first line not to be cleared in roll-up mode. - ccextractor can now follow number sequences in file names, by suffixing the name with +. For example, DVD0001.VOB+ means DVD0001.VOB, DVD0002.VOB, etc. This works for all files, so part001.ts+ does what you could expect. - Added -90090 which changes the clock frequency from the MPEG standard 90000 to 90090. It *could* (remains to be seen) help if there are timing issues. - Better support for Tivo files. - By default ccextractor now considers the whole input file list a one large file, instead of several, independent, video files. This has been changed because most programs (for example DVDDecrypt) just cut the files by size. If you need the old behaviour (because you actually edited the video files and want to join the subs), use -ve. - Fixed bug in SMI, nbsp was missing a ;. - Footer for SAMI files was incorrect (<body> and <sami> tags were being opened again instead of being closed). - Displayed memory is now written to disk at end of stream even if there is no command requesting so (may prevent losing the last screenful). - Important change that could break scripts, but that have been added because old behaviour was annoying to most people: _1 and _2 at the end of the output file names is now added ONLY if -12 is used (ie when there are two output files to produce). So ccextractor -srt sopranos.mpg now produces sopranos.srt instead of sopranos_1.srt. If you use -12, i.e. ccextractor -srt -12 sopranos.mpg You get sopranos_1.srt and sopranos_2.srt as usual. - Added --defaultcolor to the help screen. Code was already in 0.34 but the documentation wasn't updated. - Buffer is larger now, since I've found a sample where 256 Kb isn't enough for a PES (go figure). - At the end of the process, a ratio between video length and time to process is displayed.