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Comskip for Linux released - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +--- Forum: PVR & Live TV Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=167) +---- Forum: Tvheadend (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=168) +---- Thread: Comskip for Linux released (/showthread.php?tid=150084) |
RE: Comskip for Linux released - helio58 - 2016-07-24 I m try to use comskip , running TVHeadend from Dierkse repo. Comskip runs ok but i just get a txt file no edl Any suggestions. Recording in mkv Thanks RE: Comskip for Linux released - rpcameron - 2016-07-24 Comskip files are just '.txt' files. You can modify your comskip.ini to output edl files in addition to or instead of the comskip.txt file. However, if you leave the comskip-generated .txt file next to the video file, when you request playback in Kodi from pvr.hts, it will be used. RE: Comskip for Linux released - helio58 - 2016-07-24 (2016-07-24, 18:49)rpcameron Wrote: Comskip files are just '.txt' files. You can modify your comskip.ini to output edl files in addition to or instead of the comskip.txt file. However, if you leave the comskip-generated .txt file next to the video file, when you request playback in Kodi from pvr.hts, it will be used. Thanks I thought it have to be edl. I have output edl to 1 .But if it works with txt fine.Will try later thanks RE: Comskip for Linux released - Thebluevoice - 2016-08-31 (2016-02-06, 22:01)schumi2004 Wrote: You need to use full path to start/launch it, mostly Hi! Ok I'm being dumb here, but where do I put the path in? Or do I need the additional script tvheadend-pp.sh http://pastebin.com/bd2BWceh and put it in the post process box? Cheers! RE: Comskip for Linux released - fretzke - 2016-10-24 Hi all, just bringing this old thread back up. Does anyone have an at least somewhat recent version compiled for the Raspberry Pi 2 (or 3) that runs on Debian? I have a build from the Openelec forum running, but that one is kind of ancient. ![]() Since I'm not familiar with compiling myself, a ready build file or instructions on how to compile would be greatly appreciated! ![]() RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-06 I am trying to use the bundled comskip which I see under the bin of tvheadend but how do I use the thing. When I try to run the command comskip I get a command unknown? I have hopped around and see the commands but can't run comskip. Yes, I am a noob. RE: Comskip for Linux released - rpcameron - 2017-06-06 Your Tvheadend "bin" directory is most likely not in your $PATH. You need to use the full path name when you call the binary. RE: Comskip for Linux released - schumi2004 - 2017-06-06 (2017-06-06, 15:54)rpcameron Wrote: Your Tvheadend "bin" directory is most likely not in your $PATH. You need to use the full path name when you call the binary.Yes full PATH should do it or package maintainer should add it in PATH for future releases. RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-06 Crap, you even posted that above. I don't know how that didn't make sense to me. Thanks! RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-06 Is there a way to run through an entire directory of .ts files? It worked great on the test episode. I am assuming this is then setup via tvheadend to execute via a post processing command? Any examples? RE: Comskip for Linux released - rpcameron - 2017-06-06 (2017-06-06, 18:24)Shermer321 Wrote: Is there a way to run through an entire directory of .ts files? It worked great on the test episode. Code: for f in *.ts RE: Comskip for Linux released - schumi2004 - 2017-06-06 (2017-06-06, 18:24)Shermer321 Wrote: Is there a way to run through an entire directory of .ts files? It worked great on the test episode. More useful information here : https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/wiki/Comskip RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-07 Got'er all figured out. Thanks for all the help! RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-07 I lied, one last issue. Using the script you linked above, I put the file path to the show in quotes but it still splits it going into the script. For example the show impractical jokers is impractical.ts RE: Comskip for Linux released - Shermer321 - 2017-06-07 For example CMD: /var/packages/tvheadend-testing/target/Recordings/commercials/commercials.sh ""/var/packages/tvheadend-testing/target/Recordings/American Pickers/S01E05.ts"" RESPONSE: /var/packages/tvheadend-testing/target/Recordings/American: Can not open file With the above command in single quotes i get a reply of RESPONSE: /var/packages/tvheadend-testing/target/Recordings/commercials/commercials.sh "/var/packages/tvheadend-testing/target/Recordings/American Housewife/S01E05.ts" /usr/bin/basename: extra operand ‘.mkv’ Try '/usr/bin/basename --help' for more information. Comskip 0.81.089, made using ffmpeg Donator build No such file or directory - could not create file Housewife/S01E05.ts/American.txt So it is the BASENAME that is screwing it up. |