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dd is basic tool that comes with Unix-based operating systems. It can be used for many tasks, but in this case we use it to create sample files. | dd is basic tool that comes with Unix-based operating systems. It can be used for many tasks, but in this case we use it to create sample files. | ||
- | 1. Open console/terminal and move to the folder where the original file is located (you can use **cd** command to move around file system) | + | - Open console/terminal and move to the folder where the original file is located (you can use **cd** command to move around file system) |
- | 2. Input command that cuts sample from file, it is something like dd if=original.ts of=sample.ts bs=20M count=1, where if indicates input file, of indicates output file, bs=20M sets the size of output file, and count says we only write one block. One example below | + | - Input command that cuts sample from file, it is something like dd if=original.ts of=sample.ts bs=20M count=1, where if indicates input file, of indicates output file, bs=20M sets the size of output file, and count says we only write one block. One example below |
<code bash> | <code bash> | ||
dd if=recorded_from_DVB_tuner.ts of=sample_for_avidemux.ts bs=20M count=1 | dd if=recorded_from_DVB_tuner.ts of=sample_for_avidemux.ts bs=20M count=1 | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
- | Now that you have created a new sample file, test it out in AVIdemux. If it causes same issues as the original one, then share it to us. | + | Now that you have created a new sample file, test it out in AVIdemux. If it causes same issues as the original one, then share it to us.{{:tutorial:vdub_logo.png|}} |