Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Feature requests for VLC.

Should VLC's role as a universal transcoder be given more importsnce?

Yes, it will help me a lot
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No, I prefer other softwares
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this is yet another feature which will rename VLC to VLC Media Centre, not player
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Imagine being able to transcode your entire library at one click! VLC wil rock
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I hate VLC so I DONT CARE
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Pizzas anyone?
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I drink to thy health o MetalheadGautham ! thyself truely rocks.
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Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 23 May 2007 11:17

hey j-b, this just reminds me of the frequent to hell with VLS polls. why cant you abandon VLS and concentrate on VLC? it will help a lot in my features being realised to reality soon 8)
VLS is deprecated and abandonned since a long time. This is written everywhere...
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 23 May 2007 11:19

hey j-b, this just reminds me of the frequent to hell with VLS polls. why cant you abandon VLS and concentrate on VLC? it will help a lot in my features being realised to reality soon 8)
VLS is deprecated and abandonned since a long time. This is written everywhere...


then howcome many still ask questions about it?
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Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 23 May 2007 13:00

Because some people can't read ?

From http://www.videolan.org/vlc/streaming.html:
Most of the VLS functionality can now be found VLC. Usage of VLC instead of VLS is advised.
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 23 May 2007 18:52

Because some people can't read ?

From http://www.videolan.org/vlc/streaming.html:
Most of the VLS functionality can now be found VLC. Usage of VLC instead of VLS is advised.
then change it to say all of the features of the vls and more can now be found in VLC. Usage of vlc instead od VLS is adviced.
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 27 May 2007 11:58

transcode all files from a playlist file.
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 30 May 2007 08:24

if vlc can out put all converted files, from a list of files to a single folder, without we having to specify a file name and extention.

this is useful when say we have an mp3 player and drag and drop a bunch of audio or even video files to the transcoder's window and ask it to convert them all to mp3 with the out put folder being the mp3 player's directory. if this is used with the automatically detect minumum required bitrate for each file for no reduction in quality feature I requested, vlc can be a boon to all those people who have primitive mp3 players that play nothing other than mp3. No AAC, no OGG Vorbis, No WMA, No FLAC, No ATRAC, NO VIDEO TOO.
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 30 May 2007 08:29

hey DJ, do you think these features can be seen in VLC 0.9 ? or atlease VLC 1.0??? are these possible at all? Because I carefully concidered the requests to make sure they are things that are possible :|


and most importantly, why am I not getting any replies here? :? this thread feels quite dead to me, as if none but me can see it. the features mentioned have widespread practical use. :mrgreen:
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Postby CloudStalker » 30 May 2007 09:08

A lot of things must feel dead to you sitting in a chair like that. :P Not to worry, CloudStalker's thread started off the same way. Nobody, other then a developer, responded until much later. and anyway you seem to have more hot topic threads then CloudStalker does, not that CloudStalker's jealous or anything. :D [secretly plots a way to convert MettalheadWhatsHisFace's threads to CloudStalker's threads. shhhhhhh CloudStalker, he might hear you. :x Umm... :P

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 30 May 2007 09:10

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 31 May 2007 08:57

and now for a request that most will want: can a playlist be transcoaded while it is playing? I hate to wait 1.5 hours to rip a DVD, but watching the movie while ripping will be awssome. all I need is a load of popcorn and food, along with a more comfortable chair.
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Postby CloudStalker » 31 May 2007 09:00

That would be nice to have but it probably wont be implemented so easily.

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 31 May 2007 09:02

one wont be doing anything wile watching a movie, so processor speed wont be a problem...
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 01 Jun 2007 14:27

if you have noticed on a windows desktop, left clicking the mouse, holding it and draging it will produce a rectangle. can a similar methord be used to corp videos in vlc?
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Postby hschulze » 01 Jun 2007 20:56

What about merging some of the capabilities of VirtualDub? This software is really strong in transcoding, but doesn't have as good a list of codecs as VLC. It does almost everything you asked for, including track separation, cropping, filtering, transcode-while-you-watch. It has no streaming support either. Cudos for MP4 support, my new AppleTV finally can play my videos!

Metalhead: it would make more sense to edit your posts and make one long numbered list of features, so people could quote the numbers and not the whole text of your posts.

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 02 Jun 2007 05:31

ok wait while I start coppying stuff to wordpad...
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Postby CloudStalker » 11 Jun 2007 07:09

As requested I'm posting the link to Paint.Net. Here also are links showing some of the things that it can do: Screenshots -- Remove Black/White Background

MetalheadGautham will better explain why this is being posted here. MetalheadGautham? :P

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Postby MetalheadGautham » 11 Jun 2007 07:20

this is being posted here because it is opensource, hence you can borrow some code relating the magic wand tool. it can be used to select the region where there are borders in videos and they can be removed. It can be used in simple words to add the effect to every frame 8)
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Postby MetalheadGautham » 13 Jun 2007 11:10

feature to change the wrapper to matroska container is also good. for this particular container, the vlc transcoder can enable adding multiple tracks as chapters.
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Re: Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Postby MetalheadGautham » 11 Jul 2007 17:44

ok, and now for another request: can you allow on the fly download-and-transcode to a file in the GUI?

I mean, choose a http/rstp/mms link and click save to disc after transcoading.
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Re: Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Postby MetalheadGautham » 15 Oct 2007 17:32

hey jeb, can you please update me which of these have already been implemented?
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Re: Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Postby MetalheadGautham » 15 Oct 2007 17:34

an option which allows us to hard coad the subtitles into the video(make it a part of the video) will also be welcome. although it will be seldom used in a PC, in other media it finds lots of uses.
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Re: Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Postby DGMurdockIII » 29 Mar 2008 22:28

i like this idea as well i would also like to see added support for burning dvd movies, ripping then, burring mp3, audio and ripping them


http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=ASF

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Re: Transcoding Feature Expansion Thread

Postby MetalheadGautham » 16 Jun 2008 21:32

i like this idea as well i would also like to see added support for burning dvd movies, ripping then, burring mp3, audio and ripping them
http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=ASF
RIP support is inbuilt. Open a Disc and use the transcoading wizard to do the ripping. Be warned, output format support is still not very high.

Yes, cdrtools are usable, but apparently nobody is intrested in implementing them. CD Writing abilities are still a bloat IMO, because hardly any use for them can be found.
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