There's nothing terribly fancy in here, but I've had a few rather annoying
things to deal with over the course of my initiation into the world of DV
conversion and editing, so I wrote a few little tools to make this easier.
Specifically, I have:
frames - a C++ program to output the number of frames in a smil file.
smil2dvdHQ - a shell script to use the smilutils and mjpegtools to
create DVD-compatible MPEGs from DV input in a smil file.
smil2dvdLQ - smae as above, but for lower quality source material.
smilsplit - a program to split a single large smil file into
several smaller ones. Useful for test encodes, and for
avoiding reencoding long edit lists if something chokes
halfway through.
checkenc - a perl script that uses mplayer to verify that all those
little smil files that you left encoding overnight actually
encoded all the way without errors.
You can find all of them plus links to related tools and a more detailed
readme and overview at http://source.robertk.com. I hope somebody
else finds them useful. :-)
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