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FallingSnow / h265ize

A node utility utilizing ffmpeg to encode videos with the hevc codec.
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Option to disable auto video trimming #99

Open barclaylee opened 7 years ago

barclaylee commented 7 years ago

When converting videos that have chapter timestamps it seems the program will selectively trim out portions of the video (deleting OP and ED of an anime). Is there an option to disable this?

FallingSnow commented 7 years ago

That shouldn't happen. h265ize doesn't do any video trimming... Can you upload the video so that I may test it?

barclaylee commented 7 years ago

I figured it out, the problem was that the OP and ED were separate files which were then linked to the main video using MKV linking functionality. h265ize processing must not preserve this linking metadata because the x265 transcoded files were missing OP/ED.

Knowing what the problem is, I really don't mind that the segment linking is not working because it ends up saving space. But I can provide you the test files if you want to try it out and see.

FallingSnow commented 7 years ago

I replied to this but I guess it never went through. Anyway, I did some reading up on segment linking and found it very interesting, thank you for bringing it to my attention.

If you could provide a test file or 2 I would be thankful. I'm working on the next version of h265ize and would like to test segment linking on it.

I'm glad you figured out your issue btw :P

barclaylee commented 7 years ago

Here are the files I was working with

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6Yg5W9d343raUFsa0FJTTdyejA

OP and ED are played when the episode is run even though they are separate files (pretty cool). But after running h265ize the converted episode no longer includes the OP and ED even though they are in the same folder. Let me know if you have issues downloading the file.