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Sweet. Thank you, DJ.

Always more things to do before getting to the meat of the matter. Had to find a way to debug a Vapoursynth filter (*.so library) in VS Code. Turns out to be not too difficult (the basic idea is the same as when using Visual Studio). You just make a launch.json that specifies VS Editor (vsedit) as the program to run. Of course the build specifies -g and -O0. Then when you launch the debug session, VS Editor opens and you open a script that loads and invokes the filter *.so. I've verified the ability to break in the invert_example filter described in a previous post and step in the debugger. OK, that's done.

Now, about porting all that Win32 thread stuff. I found this interesting solution and will try to bring it up. It should greatly simplify the port.

https://github.com/neosmart/pevents

DGDecodeNV ported and first frame decoded:

test.vpy:


:belly-laugh:

There's still boatloads to do but this is encouraging.

Yay!

Linear play and random access are now working.

So cute, thank you! Sweetie Pie is purring.

Keep it up and you might get DG approved. The first!

Mahmoud Al-Qudsi for pevents

Got MPG video supported. Have to add HEVC and VC1 and then make an indexer. Then y'all can have it to play with.

@DJATOM

Have you run DGIndexNV under wine? Not so easy. Whatever, I'm gonna make a basic CLI indexer. Or maybe assign it to Britney.

I had a difficulties with wine at first launch, but I have slightly edited sources regarding cuda emulation, rebuilt and it worked (it was in 2015). Maybe things changed as I no longer rely on wine nowadays (yet it might work without dances with drums).

Yah, apparently support has slipped for CUDA/CUVID in wine in recent versions. No matter, we gotta have a native linux solution. Also perhaps automatic index generation if needed upon script loading. It's a whole new ball game with linux.

I find myself sitting at the linux machine more often than expected. What's not to like?

Congratulations on your DG approval. gonca and Guest 2 too.

Oh, thank you

Tripping kitty! Our dearly-departed dusky conure Peekoo loved to dance to Gloria Estefan. You want video? We've got Crystal video too.

We are all innocent children of the divine.

I'm not doing audio stuff nowadays (got gf and job, that shrunk my free time), but in the past I did few mixes of (mostly) trance-like tracks. For example, there was mixes of AD:Trance (I mixed fav tracks from those compilations into sets for own use - non-stop smooth transitions playback). Now it's just a nickname, that's what I tried to say.
Yes, you can post video if you want.

Aha, human thinking is so...obscure.

Gotta ask admin how to put colors in ranks. Probably not easy.

Video coming!

If that field is sanitized from html when put into database, it will be not so easy. I'm not a phpBB expert, but it might be possible to alter rank views via hook.

Will ask admin to look into it. He doesn't like to hack the forum code, though. Prefers extensions.

Rocky wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 02, 2021 12:51 pm

Also perhaps automatic index generation if needed upon script loading.

That is why I often just use ffms2 or lsmas (and now bcs of graphic card. Moose life is hard life!)

What's your point about the graphics card? You use AMD now?

"ffms2 or lsmas"

We're going to bury those guys.

Whoops yes "amd" was missing.

How could you?

Peekoo-ji

HEVC and VC1 video now working.

Gonna test TS, PS, MKV, and MP4 containers. Then make an indexer. Also have to support Open Disk functionality via CLI.

Whee!

Cute bird :>

Started making an indexer for linux. I nuked the CUVID dependencies, aka decoding. Ran into a little issue that I had previously faced with DGIndexIM: the frame rate and picture size was obtained from CUVID. If CUVID is nuked then we have to parse the stream ourselves. AVC, MPG, and VC1 were a walk in the park because I had the code from DGIndexIM. But DGIndexIM doesn't support HEVC, and man, you have to parse through so much complex syntax to get to the FPS info in the VUI. Sometimes it's in the VPS but that is easy to parse. Fortunately, I found some parsing code online in python that I can translate. MPLS parsing is so much easier because offsets to important sections are provided so that you don't have to parse through all the preceding crap.

When that's done I will apply the same strategy used for DGDemux to produce a pure native linux DGIndexNV executable supporting CLI mode.

Sadly, Britney begged off as she is "very busy".

DJATOM wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 03, 2021 5:09 am

Cute bird

Thank you. How many birds like rasmalai?

Gajar halwa? Are you kidding?

Had take-out tacos from a real tacqueria for dinner. One fish (delicious creamy sauce), one steak, one pork, with chips, three different salsas, and lime slices, all for eight and a half bucks (one buck tip added to that). Washed down with brewski. Yummy! Can't code for a while as the blood is flowing to my gut.

Summer swimming season starts Monday. Morning and evening coaching five days a week in an outdoor 50-meter pool. No masks! Can life get better?