Once you have partial movie ripping implemented, this should easily be approximatable on thoggens side:
- UI wise i'd let the user define [x] files, each of size: [xxx] MB or something like that.
- algorithm wise i'd then do the same math as is done now to match the filesizes and apply the results in percentage of the whole movie length. I.e. 2 files a 700 MB you rip once from 0 to point A, where A is about 50% of the movie, and then once from A to 100%. Some kind of automatic filename numbering would need to be implemented as well. I think most is UI work, here, once the partial ripping is in place. ;-)
Regards and thanks for an awesome tool...
André.
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Sounds useful, but I don't think the GStreamer elements support this yet, so it will need help/hacks on the Thoggen side of things.
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Once you have partial movie ripping implemented, this should easily be approximatable on thoggens side:
- UI wise i'd let the user define [x] files, each of size: [xxx] MB or something like that.
- algorithm wise i'd then do the same math as is done now to match the filesizes and apply the results in percentage of the whole movie length. I.e. 2 files a 700 MB you rip once from 0 to point A, where A is about 50% of the movie, and then once from A to 100%. Some kind of automatic filename numbering would need to be implemented as well. I think most is UI work, here, once the partial ripping is in place. ;-)
Regards and thanks for an awesome tool...
André.