Bug with cutting TS File in the Video Editor (1 Viewer)

[chrissooo]

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Hi,

I thing i have find a Bug with the Video Editor when cutting .ts files.

Bevor i cut the video i set the cutpoind like this:

.......[......].......[.......].......[.........].........

After cutting the video, the editor just cut the beginning and the end, like this:


[......].......[.......].......[.........]

Here are the Logfiles:

 

[chrissooo]

Now i have finde something in the Logfile:

2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]: Cutpointslist:
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   0:5 - 0:26
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   0:55 - 1:17
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   1:42 - 1:47
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]: "negative" cutpoints
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   0:0 - 0:5
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   0:26 - 0:5
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   1:17 - 0:5
2008-01-29 18:24:19.218750 [Info.][16]:   1:47 - 1:57

This after "negative" cutpoints (- 0:5) must be wrong, or not?
I will take a look on the sourcecode.


EDIT:
Ok,
i thing i have find the Problem:

In the VideoEditorPreview.cs start at line 682 is this code:

for (int i = 1; i < cutPointsList.Count; i++)
  cutList.Add(new TimeDomain( cutPointsList[i-1].EndTime,cutPointsList[0].StartTime));

The cutter add always the cutPointsList[0].StartTime
Just edit it to this and its work:

for (int i = 1; i < cutPointsList.Count; i++)
  cutList.Add(new TimeDomain( cutPointsList[i-1].EndTime,cutPointsList[i].StartTime));

Can one of the DEVS add this please ?

Chrissooo

 

[gemx]

again.
Will be corrected in next snapshot