What must a script look like

[Togijak]

What must a script look like, so that the two windows (each 50% of the monitor) are displayed in synchronous playback of 2 videos. Sense of the question is that I want to create a GUI with AutoIt where the user only has to select the two films to be compared. MAGIX SOUND FORGE Audio Cleaning Lab has a comparison before after for the edited video sound but in the optical range of post-processing is missing such a comparison option

[#thweiss]

Hello Togijak,

perhaps the Solution with Command Line Script (*.bat) help You to compare two Videos.

Link: -https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=147932

Replace in the linked Script-Example the "http://..." URL with your Video-Path like "C:\Temp\Video1.mp4" and "C:\Temp\Video2.mp4".

Thomas

[Togijak]

@thweiss

thank you but if I use

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@echo off start "" "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --no-video-deco --no-embedded-video --video-x=1 --video-y=1 --qt-start-minimized --no-video-title-show --zoom=0.5 "D:\Work 3\1.mp4" start "" "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --no-video-deco --no-embedded-video --video-x=641 --video-y=1 --qt-start-minimized --no-video-title-show --zoom=0.5 --noaudio "D:\Work 3\2.mp4"

I get



and not 50% of the monitor for each and I miss the control panel to stop etc. both videos

[#thweiss]

You can adapt the Script-Example for Your wishes in some limitations (for the control-buttons).
With a litte Bit of Mathematics the Videosize can change to the half Width of the Computer-Monitor.

Examples
- Monitor (1920×1080) Pixel Width = 1920 -> x-Position for the right Video = 960 (--video-x=960)
- Video (1280×720) Pixel Width = 1280 -> Zoom Option for the Video = 960 / 1280 (--zoom=0.75)

In the Command Line Help are all possible Options listed.
- https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_command-line_help/

This Solution is only for a playback of two Videos without control-buttons.
At the Moment I don't have any other Idea.

Thomas

[#thweiss]

Hello Togijak,

I create an *.html-File wich successful compare 2 Videos in a Webbrowser with supported NPAPI-VLC-Webplugin and activated JavaScript.
My Browser Mozilla Firefox Version 52.3.0 (32-Bit) and the VLC-Webplugin 3.0.3.0 (Install VLC-Player 3.0.6 (32-Bit)) under Windows 7 work fine with the *.html Example.
"Compare2Videos.html"-File: -https://www.vlc-forum.de/wcf/attachment ... -html-txt/
Please delete the File-Extension .txt after Download.

The following Image shows the html-Solution in work.


The buttons to control both Videos work with JavaScript.

You can change the Video-Source for Example with the Notepad-Editor in Windows.
Replace or Change the Video Source in the src="..." Option from the <embed>-Tag.

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<embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" width="49%" height="720" autoplay="no" src="http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/ForBiggerBlazes.mp4"> <embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" width="49%" height="720" autoplay="no" src="http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/ForBiggerEscapes.mp4">

A local saved Video I could insert with the Path src="file:///C:\Temp\LF.mp4". My Video-File is saved in C:\Temp\LF.mp4.

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<embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" width="49%" height="720" autoplay="no" src="file:///C:\Temp\LF.mp4"> <embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" width="49%" height="720" autoplay="no" src="file:///C:\Temp\DD.mp4">

Perhaps the Webbrowser Waterfox could also working fine with VLC-Webplugin and *.html-File.
Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterfox

[#thweiss]

Addition

Link Mozilla Firefox 52.3.0 ESR:
- https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/52.3.0esr/

[mederi]

Check the server for latest Firefox ESR release: 52.9.0esr for XP/Vista+, 60.5.1esr for 7+.

[#thweiss]

The "Mozilla Firefox Version 52.x ESR" is the last Version, which supported NPAPI Plugins, like the VLC-Webplugin.
Plugin Roadmap Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... ns/Roadmap

In my Windows 10 (64-Bit) I could successfull install the Firefox 52.9 ESR (64-Bit) and the VLC 3.0.6 (32-Bit) with the VLC-Plugin (3.0.3.0).
I can confirm, that the Firefox 52.9 ESR (64-Bit) with the VLC 3.0.3.0 (32-Bit) Plugin from the installed VLC-Player 3.0.6 (32-Bit) works fine with the "Compare2Video.html"-File.

The VLC-Player 3.0.6 (64-Bit) does not install the Webplugin in the Firefox 52.9 ESR (64-Bit) Browser!

https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/firefox ... 52.9.0esr/
Disable the Update-Function in Settings / Options for the Firefox 52.9 ESR Version, otherwise Firefox will immediatly install the latest Firefox Version 65.x with no NPAPI-Support.

[#thweiss]

I adapt in the "Compare2Videos-2.html" Example some corrections in the html-Code and in Javascript for an improved Result.
Please delete the File Extension .txt after the Download.
Link: https://www.vlc-forum.de/wcf/attachment ... -html-txt/

I could the same html-Example open in the "Internet Explorer 11.0.9600.19236" under Windows 7 (64-Bit) and control both Videos with the Buttons.
The [Stop]-Button will somehow not work correct, however press the [Pause]-Button and then the [Stop]-Button the Function works some time.
The Option autoplay="no" in the <embed../>-Tag does somehow not work with Internet Explorer 11.
I get the same Result with the Option autostart="no".