SolveigMM End-User Products > Video Splitter

Multiple join jobs as batch

(1/2) > >>

Dmitry Vergeles:
zeroFX,
Sure we've added that to todo list.

zeroFX:
That's exactly what I meant: Couldn't that be automated by the Software itself? A simple Button "add to batch" in the join list would copy the mentioned code-fragments into a correctly formatted batch job file and you'ld do that for multiple join lists and then just execute then thorugh the batch tool.
I do not want to unnecessarily bond resources on this topic, as I never used to join multiple files in a row (and see no change of that in the near future). But it seems such an easy task to implement. (:

Olga Krovyakova:
Hello zeroFX,

Yes, you can use Batch Manager to process several tasks for joining.

It is not supported to use Video Splitter commands, but you can fulfill this by following the steps below:

1) Save the join list then rename it from List.jxtl to List.xtl.

2) Then clear Join Manager and add another files for joining, save the second task to the List2.jxtl file. Add from this List2.jxtl file to the List.xtl file code from <group to </group> after the </group> and before the </timeline>. 

3) Repeat step 2 for other joining tasks if necessary.

4) Replace strings <track video="-1" audio="-1" > with <track video="1" audio="1" >

You should get such code:

<timeline>
    <group name="D:\Video\output\File12.mp4" out_type="mp4" mode="joining">
      <track video="1" audio="1" >
          <clip src="D:\Video\File1.mp4" start="0" stop="9584000000" timeFormat="100ns_units" />
          <clip src="D:\Video\File2.mp4" start="0" stop="9584000000" timeFormat="100ns_units" />
      </track>
    </group>
         <group name="D:\Video\output\Video12.mp4" out_type="mp4" mode="joining">
      <track video="1" audio="1" >
          <clip src="D:\Video\Video1.mp4" start="0" stop="9584000000" timeFormat="100ns_units" />
          <clip src="D:\Video\Video2.mp4" start="0" stop="9584000000" timeFormat="100ns_units" />
      </track>
    </group>
</timeline>


5) Save the List.xtl file and open it in the Batch Manager. Start the batch processing.

zeroFX:
What I meant was a way of using the batch manager for what ronnymue wanted to do: batch process join tasks.
Or any other mechanism to automatically do what you suggested: merge the group parts of join tasks into one file.
As it is simple copy&paste, it should be possible to implement. That is, if a need for this exists anyhow.
But I seemed logical to me, if the Video Splitter shall be able to handle batch processing of join tasks, it should be by the batch manager.

Olga Krovyakova:
Hello zeroFX,

Thank you for your post.

Sure, you can save the join list right in the Join Manager and then load it to it and process.

Use File -> Save Join List as/Load Join List menus to fulfill this task.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page