From the changelog:
Changes in 0.79.31
- Comskip will detect missing/faulty frames in recordings and try to correct for this to ensure correct frame numbers
- Comskip will analyze the timeline of the recording and warn if and how the timeline is broken when verbose is at least 1
- Bug solved: -m and --demux switch did not work
- New output format: ProjectX cutlist, setting output_projectx=1 will cause Comskip to generate a ProjectX cutlist file.
Comskip 0.79 build 31: ProjectX output and Timeline analysis
Bad recognition
I've noticed the poor recognition as well.
I've been scanning dvr-ms files (which seems to go very smoothly) and getting cut points but they don't line up properly. Often the reported commercial break durations seem reasonable but definately mis-aligned.
I hope you can fix this because the dvr-ms support cuts my overall processing time in half which cuts the nagging from the other end of the sofa down by an even bigger amount
I've been scanning dvr-ms files (which seems to go very smoothly) and getting cut points but they don't line up properly. Often the reported commercial break durations seem reasonable but definately mis-aligned.
I hope you can fix this because the dvr-ms support cuts my overall processing time in half which cuts the nagging from the other end of the sofa down by an even bigger amount
Re: Bad recognition
I have experienced the same thing on TS and PS. Both were DVB-S recording from MyTheatre and had some timeline issue in them.K.B wrote:I've noticed the poor recognition as well.
I've been scanning dvr-ms files (which seems to go very smoothly) and getting cut points but they don't line up properly. Often the reported commercial break durations seem reasonable but definately mis-aligned.
I hope you can fix this because the dvr-ms support cuts my overall processing time in half which cuts the nagging from the other end of the sofa down by an even bigger amount
Marc