Define range from CLI

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tormento
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Define range from CLI

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In Naruto italian BD collection, unfortunately the chapters are a bit lousy and, wanting to skip the initial opening, some frames from it are left by MKV chapter splitting.

As there are 200+ episodes, I'd like to tell DGIndex batch to skip, as example, the first 8 frames of the stream when defining DGI and demuxing audio and sub properly.

As general purpose, some syntax like in AVS trim command would be nice.

Example https://www.upload.ee/files/15673122/02 ... 1.mkv.html.
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Rocky
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Define range from CLI

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I'll check if there is a way to do it without excessive complexity. Give me some days for it.
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tormento
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Rocky wrote:
Mon Sep 11, 2023 6:05 am
I'll check if there is a way to do it without excessive complexity. Give me some days for it.
Every effort is welcome.
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Post by Rocky »

Your sample has no audio or subs, so it is useless for developing and testing this feature. Also, what's the point of giving me an MKV? Is your source MKV or bluray MPLS?
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Rocky wrote:
Tue Sep 12, 2023 10:34 am
Your sample has no audio or subs, so it is useless for developing and testing this feature. Also, what's the point of giving me an MKV? Is your source MKV or bluray MPLS?
You are right. My file is useless, as it's a general purpose feature and that video has nothing special. :salute:

Any BD segment would work fine. ;)
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