GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 691718
avidemux: extract time code from DV-in-AVI file from tc_0 and tc_A riff tags
Last modified: 2018-11-03 14:48:11 UTC
Hi. My question is. Will qstreamer support reading Time Code for video files. For example in DV avi file (in att)in first frame,after RIFF chunk - is LIST chunk, and in LIST chunk whose name is Tdat is tc_O chink where is time code. After that just add duration of clip and you have whole Time code (from start to end). Please if someone can make this future let me know. In file that is in att TC is: TC start 00:28:22:03 TC end 00:28:29:22 I work in TV station, and try to put as many linux OS as possible. Because I need player that read TC, I cant implement linux OS yet. For many of my friends in tv stations this is problem that stands on the way to implement more linux OS and put Win to garbage. In win os simple Player that read TC is (just to check and see what I talking about) http://www.dvmp.co.uk/dv-media-player.htm
Could you make a sample file available somewhere please?
(In reply to comment #1) > Could you make a sample file available somewhere please? link for download - left up corner is download https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3gjElvnoAztUUZ5dFU2S281X1U/edit?pli=1
Looks like this LIST with the time codes are at the end of the file here. avidemux would have to extract them, so moving there. Might be a use case for timecode meta from bug #766419, although it's a bit awkward - would we just put a meta on the first frame, or calculated codes for the other frames based on avi timestamps/frame counts?
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