Archivist-made software that supports data migration from DV tapes into digital files suitable for long-term preservation. Snapshot daily builds are at https://mediaarea.net/download/snapshots/binary/dvrescue/.
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use ignore and merge options for frame filtering #812
userSelectedSpeedOption) --merge-output-speed or --merge-ignore-speed
userSelectedConcealedOption) --merge-output-concealed or --merge-ignore-concealed
These options are output specific so in the capture command of:
-m file -m -
The piped output for playback should always include --merge-output-speed and --merge-output-concealed, but the file output options are set by the user, so it should be:
The checkboxes for frame filtering are in the settings panel but not implemented. I see the capture command constructed at https://github.com/mipops/dvrescue/blob/41c3200da9f20be87543e75a1a8aed80b02212ba/Source/GUI/dvrescue/dvrescue/DvRescueCLI.qml#L288.
Based on the settings checkboxes we should use
--merge-output-speedor--merge-ignore-speed--merge-output-concealedor--merge-ignore-concealedThese options are output specific so in the capture command of:
-m file -m -The piped output for playback should always include
--merge-output-speedand--merge-output-concealed, but the file output options are set by the user, so it should be:--userSelectedSpeedOption --userSelectedConcealedOption -m file --merge-output-speed --merge-output-concealed -m -This way all frames are sent to player but frames selected to send to the output file are controlled by the user's settings.