Hello,
I like using AviDemux to build a list of clips from a long video, and then use ffmpeg to split and join them into a single MP4 file.
Before I attempt to write an AutoIT script, is there an easier way to grab the start+end times for each clip by showing the infos in a dialog through PageUp/PageDown → CTRL+T — since AviDemux isn't a native Windows application, AutoIT can't read the A/B buttons ?
Thank you.
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Avidemux and FFmpeg may disagree about timing as Avidemux uses unsigned values for timestamps, i.e. it shifts all timestamps to ensure that the B-frame delay doesn't result in negative DTS (decode timestamps).
Quote from: yetanotherlogin on April 11, 2021, 09:21:27 PMis there an easier way to grab the start+end times for each clip
You could search the log file (%localappdata%\avidemux\admlog.txt) for lines starting with "[setMarkerAPts]" and "[setMarkerBPts]".
Quote from: yetanotherlogin on April 11, 2021, 09:21:27 PM[2.7.7/Win32]
There is no such thing as 32-bit 2.7.7 from legacy-compat branch. There has been a single test build to verify that the build node works, but it is 100% 2.7.6 where the maintenance of the legacy-compat branch for Windows XP compatible build was halted.
Thanks very much.