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JeffTucker

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 20:14   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
Are you prepared to deal with the fact that even NoPages has a compiled UI? ;)

ETA: And the released v.5 isn't the latest. I've got a v.6 beta. Small changes, but....
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 21:02   in response to: JeffTucker in response to: JeffTucker
 
jGromit wrote:
Are you prepared to deal with the fact that even NoPages has a compiled UI? ;)
If it comes with a NetBeans/Eclipse/Black Magic project, I'd have a go.
If not I'd just cobble the code together and leave the interface out, just put hooks in ready ;)
ETA: And the released v.5 isn't the latest. I've got a v.6 beta. Small changes, but....
The biggest issue I see is the 'Don't do me any favours' code problem, maybe you'd rather me not? ;)
JeffTucker

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 21:12   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
Well, tinker all you like, but please don't post a "new" version of one of my skins!

(And the source code is all bundled with the skin - no myteries.)
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 21:42   in response to: JeffTucker in response to: JeffTucker
 
jGromit wrote:
Well, tinker all you like, but please don't post a "new" version of one of my skins!
I wouldn't dream of it, if I do do anything I'll send you a link.
(And the source code is all bundled with the skin - no myteries.)
One last thing, just in case anyone gets adventurous, don't mix image types!
ffmpeg will only use images of the same type, so if the first image is a jpg and then a png followed by more jpgs then the png is ignored. If the png is first the jpgs are ignored.
JeffTucker

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 21:46   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
RobM wrote:
One last thing, just in case anyone gets adventurous, don't mix image types!
ffmpeg will only use images of the same type, so if the first image is a jpg and then a png followed by more jpgs then the png is ignored. If the png is first the jpgs are ignored.

Wow, there's a trap for the unwary!

But I'm sure it handles animated GIF's, right?
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 22:07   in response to: JeffTucker in response to: JeffTucker
 
jGromit wrote:
RobM wrote:
One last thing, just in case anyone gets adventurous, don't mix image types!
ffmpeg will only use images of the same type, so if the first image is a jpg and then a png followed by more jpgs then the png is ignored. If the png is first the jpgs are ignored.

Wow, there's a trap for the unwary!

But I'm sure it handles animated GIF's, right?

Very happy with animated gifs in a folder, but they don't appear in the album wide video given trap above. If you turn on reporting it gives 'Line 350: Error 69 making video' and in the ffmpeg process details it gives multiple 'mjpeg @ 0x7f9043802400] No JPEG data found in image
Error while decoding stream #0:0: Invalid data found when processing input'.

The error doesn't affect the album wide video apart from the gifs not being included and there is no black warning triangle.
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 15 Jul 18, 23:27   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
I have now posted this tool in the external tools forum under a new listing.

Big thanks to everyone involved.
MarkusD

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 22 Jul 18, 14:07   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
Hi Rob,

in the past I was writing scripts for my own to create an MP4 out of pictures. Because lack of knowledge I used one second as the delay, but I need values below one second. What I found out is simple, of course you only have to use duration 0.5 (instead of duration 0,5, which is what we use in Germany for half a second). So my request for your tool is to also allow values below 1 second.

Why one want to use a delay lower than one second in the first place? For example if you want to create a movie out of satellite photos. I have an example here. It also shows my batch file to create the movies and the scripts files too.

Thanks again, Markus
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 22 Jul 18, 14:31   in response to: MarkusD in response to: MarkusD
 
MarkusD wrote:
Hi Rob,

in the past I was writing scripts for my own to create an MP4 out of pictures. Because lack of knowledge I used one second as the delay, but I need values below one second. What I found out is simple, of course you only have to use duration 0.5 (instead of duration 0,5, which is what we use in Germany for half a second). So my request for your tool is to also allow values below 1 second.

Why one want to use a delay lower than one second in the first place? For example if you want to create a movie out of satellite photos. I have an example here. It also shows my batch file to create the movies and the scripts files too.

Thanks again, Markus

I’ll update it tonight and let you know when it is done.
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 22 Jul 18, 22:27   in response to: MarkusD in response to: MarkusD
 
MarkusD wrote:
Hi Rob,

in the past I was writing scripts for my own to create an MP4 out of pictures. Because lack of knowledge I used one second as the delay, but I need values below one second. What I found out is simple, of course you only have to use duration 0.5 (instead of duration 0,5, which is what we use in Germany for half a second). So my request for your tool is to also allow values below 1 second.

Thanks again, Markus
MarkusD wrote:
in the past I was writing scripts for my own to create an MP4 out of pictures. Because lack of knowledge I used one second as the delay, but I need values below one second. What I found out is simple, of course you only have to use duration 0.5 (instead of duration 0,5, which is what we use in Germany for half a second). So my request for your tool is to also allow values below 1 second.

Thanks again, Markus

Updated the tool to allow manual entry of values between 0.1 and 10, the spinner still shows 1 to 10 as I don't want it to have every possible value or step from 0.5 to 10 in increments of 0.5 - someone may want a lower value than 0.5.

The tool will also now make the videos if you change the images required or the display time for images.
MarkusD

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 4 Aug 18, 15:59   in response to: RobM in response to: RobM
 
RobM wrote:
Updated the tool to allow manual entry of values between 0.1 and 10, the spinner still shows 1 to 10 as I don't want it to have every possible value or step from 0.5 to 10 in increments of 0.5 - someone may want a lower value than 0.5.
Thanks again Rob. Perfect.
RobM

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Re: Help requested on debugging ext tool on Windows
Posted: 4 Aug 18, 17:32   in response to: MarkusD in response to: MarkusD
 
MarkusD wrote:
RobM wrote:
Updated the tool to allow manual entry of values between 0.1 and 10, the spinner still shows 1 to 10 as I don't want it to have every possible value or step from 0.5 to 10 in increments of 0.5 - someone may want a lower value than 0.5.
Thanks again Rob. Perfect.
It took a year to get it right but glad that it was worth the wait :)
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