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  1. 19th Apr 2006 21:01 #1
    Soopafresh
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    Haven't tried it, since the stuff I capture is Mpeg2 TS, but perhaps somebody out there might find it useful

    http://devices.natetrue.com/cbreak/

    Cbreak works by scanning every frame of a video file, taking note of any black frames in the video. It uses these frames to divide the video up into segments.

    Once the segments are established, it has two modes that it can operate in:

    * In autonomic mode, it discards any video segments shorter than a certain time length (60 seconds is the default).
    * In manual mode, it plays each segment for you and asks whether it should keep it or not.
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    Video ReDo has a similar filter for us MPEG2 users.
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    Cbreak is free
    onunload=this(!)flush;
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    Interesting .... will take a look and write a review !
    If in doubt, Google it.
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