[RESOLVED] Disc Analysis (option -d)

[Rocky]

Here is what I have implemented for -d output (TOY_STORY_4_3D):

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DGDemux 1.0.0.37 by Donald A. Graft
Copyright (C) 2019-2020 Donald A. Graft, All Rights Reserved

PlayLists:
00800.mpls 01:40:03 [35 chapters] [3D]
00801.mpls 01:40:03 [35 chapters] [3D]
00802.mpls 01:40:03 [35 chapters] [3D]
00805.mpls 01:40:03 [35 chapters] [3D]
01649.mpls 00:08:50 [1 chapters] [3D]
01610.mpls 00:08:20 [1 chapters] [3D]
01606.mpls 00:05:45 [1 chapters] [3D]
01604.mpls 00:05:36 [1 chapters] [3D]
01651.mpls 00:05:24 [1 chapters] [3D]
01624.mpls 00:05:21 [1 chapters] [3D]
01635.mpls 00:05:18 [1 chapters] [3D]
01662.mpls 00:05:09 [1 chapters] [3D]
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I need to code review and regression test and then I will give you a test version to try on Valerian.

[arrgh]

very nice !

[arrgh]

... if you insist on having "1 chapters" instead of "" (meaning no chapters at all)... I would ask you to print "01 chapters" instead...
this is easier to parse...

Thanks!

[arrgh]

version .38 works niecely: the correct marking of 3D and the number of chapters is given:

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DGDemux 1.0.0.38 by Donald A. Graft
Copyright (C) 2019-2020 Donald A. Graft, All Rights Reserved

PlayLists:
00021.mpls 02:17:04 [13 chapters]
00022.mpls 02:17:04 [13 chapters] [3D]
00105.mpls 00:12:00 [2 chapters]

I have also checked with a couple of other discs (against Mediainfo) and have seen that there doesn't seem to exist a strict rule about the chapters. Some playlists have at the very end of the playlist-playtime a "very last" chapter entry, some don't... so, aswell "1 chapter" as "2 chapters" can mean "no real chapters"...
anyways, thank you very much! that helps a lot!

[Rocky]

You're welcome.

[Emulgator]

arrgh, the chapters set close to the stream end may be intended as a kunstgriff to help in jumping to next object
using skip forward button on remote and not having to code extra commands for that stituation.
I remember to have seen that with DVDs as well.
Just to help with understanding how to count them:
As logical instance they do exist, from a viewers' point of view maybe not.
Until he get his foot in that door by issuing remote/button commands quicker than the remaining playtime of that offending video stream.