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Xuming committed [82b79f] on Code
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://git.code.sf.net/p/ezthumb/code
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Removed the accidentally committed lib files.
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Removed the accidentally committed lib files.
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Fixed the release error by removing the 'compiler' dependency and
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Updated the IUP to 3.30 to fix the build problem in Debian 11,
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Update the build system to avoid unnecessary version check of automake.
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Version 3.6.9.
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Stop displaying millisecond in large video files.
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Added checking the freetype include files so it won't break in Debian 9.
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Improved the accuracy of two-pass mode in short video clips.
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Added a "light" release to deliver a much smaller package for Linux platform.
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Added the missed release.sh to the release list.
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Release 3.6.7
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Added the --size-unit option for user's preferred units.
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fixed the shrinking window issue by skipping the first resize event when saving the current window's size.
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Fixed the bug which failed to drag & drop files with spaces inside the names.
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Added more video extension names as the video filter.
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The ffmpeg WinXp binaries updated to 3.1.2, the 'rogerdpack' build.
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Missed a few files of FFMPEG 20160227-git-5156578.
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Committed the correct build of FFMPEG 20160227-git-5156578.
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Committed the Last Zeranoe build that works on XP 3.1.2 git-5156578 (26-Feb-2016 22:07).
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Committed ffmpeg binaries for Win7.
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Prepare to fork Ezthumb to the Win7 build and the WinXP build.
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Ready to release 3.6.6.
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John D posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
i will send when i have that type of video again, when it cant use ezthumb, i just use built-in thumbnail maker MPC and mtn then deleted it after done i think it's codec problem, because when splitted with ffsplit, the first 7-8s of video is just freeze
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It looks quite unusual to split thumbnails into different files. Most people want to merge clips into one thumbnail. Anyway I can have a look at what you said triaging and skip. Could you share the video file please? On Fri, Dec 3, 2021 at 7:20 AM John D wankio@users.sourceforge.net wrote: actually i want to run command only once and it make xx thumbnails like ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 -split(new arg) xx , if xx = 5 it will make a thumbnail from a video into 5 files, each files have 20%...
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actually i want to run command only once and it make xx thumbnails like ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 -split(new arg) xx , if xx = 5 it will make a thumbnail from a video into 5 files, each files have 20% length thumbnail of video (just like ffsplit but anyway i found some video just triaging and skip, i dont see any verbose arg so i dont know why it wont work (tested on both windows and linux) video splitted by ffsplit 600 (mean 10mins each) Triaging 116AOME-001.mp4 ... 1280x720 600000 (m...
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oh, if you wish to take thumbnails only part of the video, you may try these options: --time-from ARGS the time in video where begins shooting (HH:MM:SS/NN%) --time-end ARGS the time in video where ends shooting (HH:MM:SS/NN%) for example, take thumbnails from first hour: ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 --time-end 1:0:0 or take thumbnails from first 15% to 85% by the end: ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 --time-from 15% --time-end 85%
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oh, if you wish to take thumbnails only part of the video, you may try these options: --time-from ARGS the time in video where begins shooting (HH:MM:SS/NN%) --time-end ARGS the time in video where ends shooting (HH:MM:SS/NN%) for example, take thumbnails from first hour: ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 --time-end 1:0:0 or ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 from first 15% to 85% by the end: ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 --time-from 15% --time-end 85%
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ezthumb .mp4 -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 -m jpg@85 -d scan my current command usually i just need to set 5x20 -> 5x40 so it's 5 columns and 40 rows and then trimmed it with imagemagick script batch, but it would takes same time as split video with ffsplit -> ezthumb but nvm, thank for ezthumb only best choice here is increased rows
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There are some ways to do so in command line mode. For example ezthumb -g 2x1 video_file gets two thumbnails side by side or ezthumb -g 1x2 video_file gets two thumbnails in column. Note the thumbnails were taken evenly in time scope so first one will be in 20min and second one in 40min for an hour video, unless overwritten by --time-from option. The -t aka --timestep can also be an option if you want your own time step.
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Does it's possible ? eg: video length is 1hours, i want to create two (or four) thumbnails with 30(or 15) mins each of video
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check this out On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 11:45 PM NormalDude88 normaldude88@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I'm using Vista, so maybe that advanced property is noth there. Turning off timestamps https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/thread/fa7c35c82d/?limit=25#c592 Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/ To unsubscribe from further messages, please visit https://sourceforge.net/auth/subscriptions/
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NormalDude88 modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I'm using Vista, so maybe that advanced property is not there.
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I'm using Vista, so maybe that advanced property is noth there.
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Thanks a ton! But where can I click start and add commands? I clicked on properties, but then..? Can you add screenshots, maybe?
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Thanks a ton! But where can I click start and add comands? I clicked on properties, but then..? Can you add screenshots, maybe?
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Firstly, if you wish to use the command line ezthumb, you need to add the path to system environment. The path should be in c:\program files\ezthumb. Secondly, you can add the "--opt-time off" in the start menu so you can use it directly. I don't have a Windows machine by hand now so I try to describe it as accurate as possible. You should be able to click "start", then click ezthumb folder. Find the ezthumb icon, right click on it, choose property. You will find a command line like EzthumbWin.exe....
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Sorry for being a noob, could you explain which shortcut I need?I did this.
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Well, it's not in the GUI checkbox I'm afraid. You need to use command line like: ezthumb --opt-time off *.avi If you are in Linux alike system you may run the GUI with the timestamp off like: ezthumb --opt-time off -G If you are in Windows, you need to manually setup the shortcut, adding "--opt-time off" in the command line of shortcuts. Kind regards On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 5:58 PM NormalDude88 normaldude88@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Thanks! And where do I put in that code, or make the console...
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Thanks! And where do I put in that code, or make the console for the codes appear?
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Hi Dude, Try this one please: --opt-time off Kind regards Andy On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 5:35 AM Jan Stuhlmann normaldude88@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hey, I read elsewhere that you can turn off timestamps, but I can't find the option. Can anyone explain the procedure? Thanks in advance, Normal Dude Turning off timestamps https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/thread/fa7c35c82d/?limit=25#f728 Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/...
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Hey, I read elsewhere that you can turn off timestamps, but I can't find the option. Can anyone explain the procedure? Thanks in advance, Normal Dude
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Aleksey posted a comment on a wiki page
Thank you very much for the program with a free open source license!
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tried with ubuntu wsl in windows, everything work fine, ty for this software :)
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i'm using windows, i will try it with linux built-in windows
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Hi John, I've just grabbed the youtube video and tested in the command line. Mine works: andy:~/working/ezthumb$ ezthumb "【ポメラニアン】もふもふポメラニアンのもふもふおしりがかわいすぎる！【 かわいい】~Cute Pomeranian~-0ezSZRnvC9o.mkv" Triaging 【ポメラニアン】もふもふポメラニアンのもふもふおしりがかわいすぎる！【かわいい】~Cute Pomeranian~-0ezSZRnvC9o.mkv ... 1280x720 174000 (ms) Building (Fast) .................................................. 1304x464 done NAME: 【ポメラニアン】もふもふポメラニアンのもふもふおしりがかわいすぎる！【かわいい】~Cute Pomeranian~-0ezSZRnvC9o.mkv Duration: 0:02:54 (20.83 MB) 1003.997...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ezSZRnvC9o filename by youtube-dl 【ポメラニアン】もふもふポメラニアンのもふもふおしりがかわいすぎる！【かわいい】~Cute Pomeranian~-Relaxωx Videos-UCu9sg26fIcj2TDXWVzEPGUA-NA-0ezSZRnvC9o even with " ", it wont work, it only work when i'm rename it into some non-unicode characters and something weird happens, i can't use ezthumb on specificed partition, but if i'm copy and paste video into second copy, it will work on second copy p/s: other tool like mnt,ffmpeg,..still working
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ezSZRnvC9o filename by youtube-dl 【ポメラニアン】もふもふポメラニアンのもふもふおしりがかわいすぎる！【かわいい】~Cute Pomeranian~-Relaxωx Videos-UCu9sg26fIcj2TDXWVzEPGUA-NA-0ezSZRnvC9o even with " ", it wont work, it only work when i'm rename it into some non-unicode characters
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Hi John, I've tried the unicode filenames before. I remember it worked, though you need to specify the double quotation marks. Have you tried the same file directly in the command line, without the scripts? You might need some escape char inside the scripts. If it still doesn't work, please attach the full filename, not the video file, just file name, so I can do some research. By the way if you need the ezthumb to display the proper filename in the thumbnails picture, you might need to specify the...
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My Script, it doing very well with non-unicode filename. But with unicode filename, seem like it can't process those videos, many other thumbnailer like mnt,ffmpeg,... can process it without any problem @echo on Setlocal enabledelayedexpansion For %%# in (".\*.mp4") Do ( ezthumb.exe "%%#" -g 5x20 -s 33% -w 2600 -m jpg@85 -d scan ) Pause&Exit
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tomodue posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Understood. Thank you for your comment.
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Wow, I didn't expect that even though after so many years ffmpeg had been solidly proved it can do anything! I think the only value the ezthumb has might be a little bit details and you don't have to try and spell out the magic "fps=fps=1/60" now.
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Hi, thanks for your response! To my understanding, I think Ffmpeg can do that by the comand below: $ ffmpeg -i VIDEOFILE -vf fps=fps=1/60,scale=320:240,tile=4x8 OneCanvas.jpg
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Hi, ezThumb is practically libffmpeg+libgd+gui/cli. It uses libffmpeg to decode video frames and uses libgd to render these frames into one canvas. Ffmpeg doesn't do this as far as I remember.
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Would you please let me know what are the essential contribuions ezThumb did? It looks ffmpeg + GUI for me. What are advantage to use exthumb? Thank you.
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I reckon it need to update to the recent ffmpeg. I'll do it soon. By the way where can I find the 10 bit videos and HEVC videos samples for testing? On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 7:12 AM John Smith johnsmith1@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I'm using these flags to generate grid thumbnails for 10 bit videos and HEVC videos and there are 2-7 frames with the exact same timestamp. -g 10x73 -s 25% -m jpg@20 *.mkv This does not happen on regular h.264 8 bit videos. Duplicated frames for 10 bit videos and HEVC...
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John Smith modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I'm using these flags to generate grid thumbnails for 10 bit videos and HEVC videos and there are 2-7 frames with the exact same timestamp. https://i.imgur.com/2ZN66at.png -g 10x73 -s 25% -m jpg@20 *.mkv This does not happen on regular h.264 8 bit videos.
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I'm using these flags to generate grid thumbnails for 10 bit videos and HEVC videos and there are 2-7 frames with the exact same timestamp. -g 10x73 -s 25% -m jpg@20 *.mkv This does not happen on regular h.264 8 bit videos.
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Andy Xuming committed [132858]
Very slight update to remove some warnings in Ubuntu 16.4.
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Joshua J. Slone posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Thank you.
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Hi Joshua, Thanks for your suggestion. I think that's a good idea so I have updated the feature this morning by removing the milliseconds from the relatively large video files. In small video files the milliseconds will be remained. It's a cosmetic update so I've just committed to the github repo without a downloadable release. I'll make the downloadable release with other updates later. Kind regards Andy On Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 9:32 AM, Joshua J. Slone joshuajslone@users.sourceforge.net wrote: The...
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The timestamp can be turned off or moved to various locations, but it might be nice to specify how detailed it is. As long as a video is under an hour long and probably nobody's going to need to quickly locate a specific frame, 02:38 is more quickly readable than 0:02:38,158.
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Hi Keith, I've tried your zipped file in my XP box. But I still can't reproduce this issue. Please see the attached snapshots. It looks quite normal. So I made a special debug build for you, which enabled the most of log options in WinXP. It will generate a file win32.log in the same directory to the video files. Would you mind to grab the installer in sourceforge and try it out upon doggy videos, then send back the win32.log to me please? Here's the link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ezthumb/files/ezthumb-3.6.7-keith-winxp-setup.exe/download...
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ezthumb released /ezthumb-3.6.7-keith-winxp-setup.exe
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Thanks so much Keith. I'm working on that. On Mon, Jul 31, 2017 at 12:55 PM, Keith Woods cubeme@users.sf.net wrote: Here a cat video, zipped: http://dl.free.fr/fqYGbYuLO I don't know if I announced it before, but the problem is on a WindowsXP machine. And only when using the rightclick option. If I use the most common Regional or Language setting, that doesn't help. If I rename the vid to any japanese character, or ASCII-character 219 (black square) for example, then the problem arises. Filenames...
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Keith Woods modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Here a cat video, zipped: http://dl.free.fr/fqYGbYuLO I don't know if I announced it before, but the problem is on a WindowsXP machine. And only when using the rightclick option. If I use the most common Regional or Language setting, that doesn't help. If I rename the vid to any japanese character, or ASCII-character 219 (black square) for example, then the problem arises. Other issue: I have to rename mp4 files to mpg, before the right click option appears.
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Here a cat video, zipped: http://dl.free.fr/fqYGbYuLO I don't know if I announced it before, but the problem is on a WindowsXP machine. And only when using the rightclick option. If I use the most common Regional or Language setting, that doesn't help. If I rename the vid to any japanese character, or ASCII-character 219 (black square) for example, then the problem arises.
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Hi Keith, I tried the 年.mpg and some filename with japanese characters in my windows box, but it couldn't be reproduced. I suspect it's caused by the different codepage of Windows in UTF-16 mode. Could you help me by this procedure: find problematic files like 年.mpg, ジへようこそ.avi, etc in your windows box and make a copy so it won't be destroyed in the process. cut the file size to 0 or similar small size so it won't be too big to email. I would use something like echo hello world > 年.mpg to do so....
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Example: Any mpg movie renamed to 年.mpg. BTW, I tried again with a filename with @ in it; now suddenly it does work (japanese characters still don't). Another file could only be processed after I removed or replaced the @ in it. I think it was with 3.6.7. If I remember correctly :).
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I remember I were hit by this before......well, I'll have a look at this. By the way could you give me a sample file name please? just name, the video is irrelevant. On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 12:42 AM, Keith Woods cubeme@users.sf.net wrote: If right clicking a movie file and selecting 'Run Ezthumb', and the filename has some types of characters in it, the command is ignored; no thumb file is generated. I already mentioned japanese characters, but also a standard ASCII character like @ is preventing...
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If right clicking a movie file and selecting 'Run Ezthumb', and the filename has some types of characters in it, the command is ignored; no thumb file is generated. I already mentioned japanese characters, but also a standard ASCII character like @ is preventing the command. I hope you can post a fix?
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I reckon small videos are rare events. I've committed the 2-pass improvement so the GUI version could be benifit from it too; it won't hurt anyway.
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Ezthumb sometimes generating duplicated thumbnails with default options
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gbr posted a comment on ticket #5
I see... Well, to be honest it doesn't really matter to me I guess, since I can use the two-pass option and have no issues. Thanks!
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That's a known issue. Largely depend on how system define the video MIME. Could you find the 'EzthumbWin' in Rightclicking->"Open With" in your Win 7 box? On Sun, Jun 25, 2017 at 11:35 PM, John Doe cubeme@users.sf.net wrote: Rightclicking a MP4 file gives nu 'Run Ezthumb' option. Rightclicking a WMV file does. Tested with 3.6.6 & 3.6.7 on Win7. Rightclicking a MP4 file gives nu 'Run Ezthumb' option. Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/...
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Ezthumb sometimes generating duplicated thumbnails with default options
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I'm afraid there's not many good way to go. The problem is there're not enough i-frames in the video to take all snapshots. For example, 7 i-frames in the 10 sec video and ezthumb is going to take 8 snapshots. In default setting ezthumb take snapshots in i-frames, therefore it had to duplicate one of the i-frames. The ezhtumb can take snapshots in p-frames by "--accurate" option. However decoding p-frame is time-consuming so I can't make it default. Morever, ffmpeg scan would skip some i-frames in...
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It worked! Here are the results.
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Rightclicking a MP4 file gives nu 'Run Ezthumb' option. Rightclicking a WMV file does. Tested with 3.6.6 & 3.6.7 on Win7.
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Hi gbr, I reckon this issue was caused by lack of i-frames in short video clips. Could you help me with this command line option in your box to see if it still exists please? ezthumb -p 2pass --accurate video_files Kind regards andy
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Thanks gbr. I know there were some issues with very small clips. I'll have a look from that.
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Also reproducible on Ubuntu 17.04 ffmpeg version 3.2.4-1build2 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg developers built with gcc 6.3.0 (Ubuntu 6.3.0-8ubuntu1) 20170221 configuration: --prefix=/usr --extra-version=1build2 --toolchain=hardened --libdir=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu --incdir=/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu --enable-gpl --disable-stripping --enable-avresample --enable-avisynth --enable-gnutls --enable-ladspa --enable-libass --enable-libbluray --enable-libbs2b --enable-libcaca --enable-libcdio --enable-libebur128...
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Also reproducible on Ubuntu 17.04 ~~~ ffmpeg version 3.2.4-1build2 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg developers built with gcc 6.3.0 (Ubuntu 6.3.0-8ubuntu1) 20170221 configuration: --prefix=/usr --extra-version=1build2 --toolchain=hardened --libdir=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu --incdir=/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu --enable-gpl --disable-stripping --enable-avresample --enable-avisynth --enable-gnutls --enable-ladspa --enable-libass --enable-libbluray --enable-libbs2b --enable-libcaca --enable-libcdio...
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I can still reproduce this with 3.6.7 using the same videos (see attachment) ffmpeg: ffmpeg version 3.3.2 Copyright (c) 2000-2017 the FFmpeg developers built with gcc 7.1.1 (GCC) 20170516 configuration: --prefix=/usr --disable-debug --disable-static --disable-stripping --enable-avisynth --enable-avresample --enable-fontconfig --enable-gmp --enable-gnutls --enable-gpl --enable-ladspa --enable-libass --enable-libbluray --enable-libfreetype --enable-libfribidi --enable-libgsm --enable-libiec61883 --enable-libmodplug...
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seems posted the wrong thumbnails
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Ezthumb sometimes generating duplicated thumbnails with default options
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Hi gbr, Is this still an issue in 3.6.7? My centos 7 box could not reproduce it. The ffmpeg is libavcodec 56.26.100; libavformat 56.25.101; libavutil 54.20.100; libswscale 3.1.101
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Ezthumb sometimes generating duplicated thumbnails with default options
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1: Thank you, I tested the 3.6.7 WinXP version + regedit settings, and it works! 2: I found out that files with filenames with japanese characters in it, don't get thumbed via the right click option; the program exits very fast - before I could read the window (there appears a window for a few micro seconds). It works in the GUI.
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Thank you, I tested the 3.6.7 WinXP version + regedit settings, and it works! Now I'm gonna try to compile a debug version for the relative larger files which don't work.
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Thank you very much!
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Thanks gbr. Good idea. I'll add a pure source tar ball in the next release. On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 2:38 AM, gbr guixxx@users.sf.net wrote: The current tarball is shipped with a lot of libraries Linux users won't use, making it ~50MB. So, what do you think about creating a separated tarball from the one we already have, but without all the Windows-related stuff? Thanks. Create a Linux-only tarball? Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/ezthumb/discussion/general/...
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The current tarball is shipped with a lot of libraries Linux users won't use, making it ~50MB. So, what do you think about creating a separated tarball from the one we already have, but without all the Windows-related stuff? Thanks.
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The --size-unit option has been released yesterday in 3.6.7. I'm afraid currently you have to set up the registry manually to make it default in your context menu. There are two registry keys. You may use regedit.exe to find HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\Ezthumb.exe\shell\open\command and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\video\shell\Run Ezthumb\command You will find the default value is C:\Program Files\Ezthumb\EzthumbWin.exe --gui-progress "%1" Change it to C:\Program Files\Ezthumb\EzthumbWin.exe...
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Would it then also be possible to link EzthumbWin.exe --size-unit=byte to the right click (context menu) option? (That's really normally the only way I use the program; it's much faster than opening the program and then go find the movie to thumb.)
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Every time when IUP mapping a window with a specified dimension size, the mapped window is always slightly smaller than the required size. The differ of the sizes depends on the local theme. Therefore when the ezthumb stores the current size in the resize event, the size is actually getting smaller. In the loop running test, the shrinking dialog looks pretty funny. The workaround is to drop the first resize event so the shrinking phenomenon would be limited in the current window only. The fix will...
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