[MPlayer-users] How to tell how far through you are
Raphael
mencoder at lesshaste.plus.com
Sat Apr 1 13:11:21 CEST 2006
John Brown wrote:
>
>> From: Raphael <mencoder at lesshaste.plus.com>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 13 hour long read real audio dump and I want to chop off the
>> beginning up to some point in the file...
> [cut]
>>
>> a) If I use Right Arrow to skip forward it resets the progress indicator
>>
>> "A: 1.2 (01.1) of 50011.0 (13:53:31.0) 95.0% "
>
>
> If you do not want to listen to the whole file, try using -ss to seek
> into the file. Then when you reach the spot, just quit. The status
> line will show the position in seconds. The percentage looks wrong,
> but if you really need to know the percentage instead of the position
> in seconds, you can calculate it yourself.
>
The percent you see is the CPU percentage! I could try some sort of
binary search using -idx -ss you are right. The progress meter starts
from 0 again so you have to get it just right or get your stop watch
out. As -idx appears to be necessary I was wondering if it would be
possible for it not to reset the progress meter. I think that is the
current behaviour with avi files.
Raphael
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