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Addison |
2012-06-29
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#61
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What about moving the mouse and then send something like a right arrow key so that the cursor is then in the URL address bar?
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2012-07-12
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#62
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Say I would like to resume something 90 minutes into a video...
Right now, I have to hold the fast forward button for like 15 minutes to get there.
In Linux, is it possible to delete part of a file?
Like cut out the first 200 megs so when I play the file, it will start very close to where I would like to resume watching it?
Right now, I have to hold the fast forward button for like 15 minutes to get there.
In Linux, is it possible to delete part of a file?
Like cut out the first 200 megs so when I play the file, it will start very close to where I would like to resume watching it?
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2012-07-12
, 14:03
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#63
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Originally Posted by Addison
The "-ss HH:MM:SS" option seeks to a point in the video. Hopefully the tablet version of mplayer supports it.
Say I would like to resume something 90 minutes into a video...
Code:
mplayer my-video.mp4 -ss 0:90
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2012-07-12
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#64
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Thanks!
I'll give it a try.
I'll give it a try.
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2012-07-13
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#65
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mplayer my-video.mp4 -ss 0:90
I guess .flv can't use this feature.
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2012-09-04
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#66
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Is there something else running besides mplayer and this script in the background?
When I run yt clean I sometimes get weirdness afterwards.
There will be times when the next video won't begin to play automatically, or it might play super chunky.
Sometimes it will play the video twice at the same time.
Even times when I close the video, it will keep popping back up trying to play itself over and over again.
Just curious, that's all.
When I run yt clean I sometimes get weirdness afterwards.
There will be times when the next video won't begin to play automatically, or it might play super chunky.
Sometimes it will play the video twice at the same time.
Even times when I close the video, it will keep popping back up trying to play itself over and over again.
Just curious, that's all.
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2012-09-04
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#67
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Originally Posted by Addison
yt, youtube-dl-x and mplayer should be the only programs running, besides anything you may have running.
Is there something else running besides mplayer and this script in the background?
Originally Posted by Addison
`yt clean` kills mplayer, kills the previous instance of itself, kills youtube-dl-x and removes the downloaded videos. Nothing weird can happen.
When I run yt clean I sometimes get weirdness afterwards.
Originally Posted by Addison
Next video? I don't recall yt having the ability to queue up videos.
There will be times when the next video won't begin to play automatically, or it might play super chunky.
Originally Posted by Addison
The original script has nothing that would play the video twice simultaneouly, nor does it have any way to restart mplayer.
Sometimes it will play the video twice at the same time. Even times when I close the video, it will keep popping back up trying to play itself over and over again.
What modifications have you made to the script?
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2012-09-04
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#68
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This is my download script.
And this is my clean up script.
The weirdness I mentioned usually happens on the next video download after I run the yt clean script or when a video didn't download at all for some odd reason.
For me, it's almost as though there's some extra process running in mplayer if that makes any sense.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# version 1.3
# set this to the directory where videos will be downloaded
VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/mmc1/Videos"
VIDEO_SAVE_DIR="/media/mmc1/Favorites"
# REQUIRED:
# /usr/bin/youtube-dl-x -- http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl/
# xclip -- http://asui.garage.maemo.org/_download/xclip
# apt-get install libxmu6
# USAGE:
# yt [URL] -- download and play video in clipboard
# yt get [URL] -- download video in clipboard
# yt kill -- kill all downloads and playback
# yt clean -- remove all downloaded videos
# yt save [URL] -- move already downloaded video in clipboard to saved video directory
#################################
matchbox-remote -next
xte 'keydown Up' 'keyup Up' 'keydown Escape' 'keyup Escape'
if [ "$1" = "get" -o "$1" = "kill" -o "$1" = "clean" -o "$1" = "save" ]; then
VIDEO=$2
else
VIDEO=$1
fi
[ "$VIDEO" = "" ] && VIDEO=`xclip -out`
[ "$VIDEO" = "" -a "$1" != "kill" -a "$1" != "clean" ] && echo "Copy a youtube URL to clipboard or specify one on the command line" && exit
if [ "$1" = "kill" ]; then
killall mplayer
kill `ps aux|grep "/bin/sh $0"|grep -vE "(grep|kill|clean)"|awk '{print $1}'`
kill `ps aux|grep "python /usr/bin/youtube-dl-x"|grep -v grep|awk '{print $1}'`
elif [ "$1" = "get" ]; then
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Downloading $VIDEO..."
/usr/bin/youtube-dl-x --no-part -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" "$VIDEO"
elif [ "$1" = "save" ]; then
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Saving $VIDEO..."
FILE=`youtube-dl-x --no-part -c -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" --get-filename "$VIDEO"`
mv "$FILE" "$VIDEO_SAVE_DIR"/
elif [ "$1" = "clean" ]; then
$0 kill
rm -f "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"/*
else
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Downloading $VIDEO..."
youtube-dl-x --no-part -c -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" "$VIDEO" &
FILE=`youtube-dl-x --no-part -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" --get-filename "$VIDEO"`
while [ ! -f "$FILE" ]; do sleep 5 ; done
while [ "`/bin/ls -s "$FILE"|awk '{print $1}'`" -lt "4" ]; do sleep 5 ; done
sleep 30
mplayer "$FILE"
fi
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# version 1.3
# set this to the directory where videos will be downloaded
VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/mmc1/Videos"
VIDEO_SAVE_DIR="/media/mmc1/Favorites"
# REQUIRED:
# /usr/bin/youtube-dl-x -- http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl/
# xclip -- http://asui.garage.maemo.org/_download/xclip
# apt-get install libxmu6
# USAGE:
# yt [URL] -- download and play video in clipboard
# yt get [URL] -- download video in clipboard
# yt kill -- kill all downloads and playback
# yt clean -- remove all downloaded videos
# yt save [URL] -- move already downloaded video in clipboard to saved video directory
#################################
if [ "$1" = "get" -o "$1" = "kill" -o "$1" = "clean" -o "$1" = "save" ]; then
VIDEO=$2
else
VIDEO=$1
fi
[ "$VIDEO" = "" ] && VIDEO=`xclip -out`
[ "$VIDEO" = "" -a "$1" != "kill" -a "$1" != "clean" ] && echo "Copy a youtube URL to clipboard or specify one on the command line" && exit
if [ "$1" = "kill" ]; then
killall mplayer
matchbox-remote -next
kill `ps aux|grep "/bin/sh $0"|grep -vE "(grep|kill|clean)"|awk '{print $1}'`
kill `ps aux|grep "python /usr/bin/youtube-dl-x"|grep -v grep|awk '{print $1}'`
elif [ "$1" = "get" ]; then
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Downloading $VIDEO..."
/usr/bin/youtube-dl-x --no-part -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" "$VIDEO"
elif [ "$1" = "save" ]; then
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Saving $VIDEO..."
FILE=`youtube-dl-x --no-part -c -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" --get-filename "$VIDEO"`
mv "$FILE" "$VIDEO_SAVE_DIR"/
elif [ "$1" = "clean" ]; then
$0 kill
rm -f "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"/*
else
cd "$VIDEO_DOWNLOAD_DIR"
echo "Downloading $VIDEO..."
youtube-dl-x --no-part -c -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" "$VIDEO" &
FILE=`youtube-dl-x --no-part -f 5 -o "%(stitle)s.%(ext)s" --get-filename "$VIDEO"`
while [ ! -f "$FILE" ]; do sleep 5 ; done
while [ "`/bin/ls -s "$FILE"|awk '{print $1}'`" -lt "4" ]; do sleep 5 ; done
sleep 30
mplayer "$FILE"
fi
For me, it's almost as though there's some extra process running in mplayer if that makes any sense.
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2012-09-04
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#69
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Originally Posted by Addison
Looks like the only changes you have are the three matchbox/xte lines. The biggest problem I see is that you have two separate scripts. The kill and clean commands require the scripts to have the same name, which isn't possible with two scripts.
This is my download script.
The weirdness I mentioned usually happens on the next video download after I run the yt clean script or when a video didn't download at all for some odd reason.
For me, it's almost as though there's some extra process running in mplayer if that makes any sense.
Get rid of the clean up script and move the matchbox line from the kill section to the download script. Wrap the two matchbox/xte lines with the following so they won't be executed when using kill or clean.
Code:
if [ "$1" != "kill" -a "$1" != "clean" ]; then matchbox-remote -next xte 'keydown Up' 'keyup Up' 'keydown Escape' 'keyup Escape' fi
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2012-09-04
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#70
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Okay. Thank you very much.
I wasn't exactly sure where to place those extra commands so I ended up with two scripts instead.
Cheers buddy.
I wasn't exactly sure where to place those extra commands so I ended up with two scripts instead.
Cheers buddy.