Centos movie thumbnailer mtn install Patch#
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This program is freeware under Creative Commons License “by-nc-nd 3.0”, and this means, you are free to share, to copy, distribute and transmit the work under the following conditions: MPlayer is only capable of seeking key-frames for certain formats. 20 screenshots means start at 2.5%, next shot 7.5%, 12.5%… if now too few key-frames are defined in the movie (during creation process), 7.5% and 12.5% might point to the same key-frame, if for example the movie has a key-frame at 5% and the next at 15%. That’s because the seek function of MPlayer is controlled by simple math. if you want to have 20 screenshots per movie, but the movie only has 10 Key-frames, will get duplicate screenshots. Short movies might not have enough key-frames (depending on format) for multiple screenshots. It supports many different input (AVI, MPG, Quicktime, Real-Media, Windows-Media,….) formats, in fact every input format that is supported by MPlayer.Īdditionally AMT offers you a huge number of possibilities to customize the design and layout of the ScreenCaps.ĪMT works by remotely controlling the MPlayer, some applications of the ImageMagick Suite and a MediaInfo plugin to perform the screenshoting and Picture creation. The AMT – Auto-Movie-Thumbnailer is an automation GUI to batch create ScreenCaps, Thumbnail Index Pictures, Preview Pictures or Contact Sheets for any given number of movies. – and most important, it allows you to do it in Batch Mode!ĪMT is THE Batch Movie ScreenCap Creator! – the ability to ignore already processed files, I'm hoping that work on mtn hasn't completely stopped.THE Batch Movie ScreenCap Creator… Create ScreenCaps of If anyone is still working on it I was hoping they might consider the following.

Is there any way mtn (or mtn_drop) can be made to NOT process subdirectories? Sometimes it's desirable to only do the dropped directory. minimum timestep, or something, that results in short clips not being processed at all.

Centos movie thumbnailer mtn install Patch#

Perhaps some sort of log file would be useful to highlight what files were not processed, and maybe why? I saw somewhere that there might be a patch for that, but it doesn't seem to be included in 'abioj's' build. webm files are not processed if a folder containing them is dropped on mtn_drop. Is there a mtn version that will work with latest FFmpeg, preferably a static version for easy updates in the future? Those files ARE processed if the files themselves are dropped. )īTW, the latest FFmpeg that works with the current mtn is ffmpeg-1.2-win32-shared.7z, 2 23:44 from - Thanks very much for the update, and for keeping mtn alive! Mtn (along with mtn_drop) is still the best thumbnailer I've come across, so it would be a shame if it lost support. I'm attempting to obtain the patch for the 'rounding' problem ( ) that may be the cause of the trouble mtn has with small clips. I'll post it here if I'm able to round it up.

One of the strong aspects of mtn is its blazing fast speed (with the -z switch). I was hoping to maintain that advantage, and hopefully the patch will help do that. I tried using the -N switch and found it created a filename not as I expected. I was expecting but, instead, the filename lacks the video extension, the. txt, and has a -B at the end? I wasn't sure if that was by design, or not. While woking with -N I wondered if the results of an entire folder could be processed into a single file, e.g., foldername_vids.txt, with each clip info separated with a blank line. It would be a great tool for documenting and organizing many video clips.