[vdr] Re: AW: Re: Pro7 commercial filter idea

[gfiala@s.netic.de]

Zitiere Christian Berger <einStein@donau.de>: 
 
> Am Freitag, 13. September 2002 12:57 schrieben Sie: 
>  
> > I'm not close to MPEG2-DCT as gfiala<at>s.netic.de mentioned but it 
> > sounds interesing and perhaps someone will test it? What came up to 
> my 
> > mind is that some kind of commercialbeak-time-database would be nice 
> for 
> > cutting the recordings. You'll need synced clocks and some kind of 
> > starting index for your recording - perhaps with an offset if one 
> > chooses another start-time for the recording. This would be also 
> great 
> > for the overlapped breaks you mentioned. 
>  
> Well doesn't the MPEG2 stream contain some kind of timecode? mplayer  
> displays one when playing vdr files. Then we might export edit marks 
> onto  
> a server. 
>  
> We might get a database of "edit-points". Or points in general. So we 
> have  
 
Of course it is possible to share edit-points in a internet database, but 
the idea above is more comfortable: Every time you edit a movie manually and 
cut out a commercial the contents of the mentionend library would 
automatically increased by the finger-prints of the cut out part's frames. 
 
Next time you record from this or another channel with the same ad it is 
automatically removed from the recording...