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1) Removed the code to remove {} from sub_read_line_ssa
2) Put this code in a separated function: sub_pp_ssa
3) After recoding added a call to sub_pp_ssa. To be more acqurate: I
added a pointer to function to hold a postprocessing function to be
invoked after using iconv. There are one pointer for each format, if
this pointer isn.t NULL the post processing function is called.
patch by Salvador Eduardo Tropea <salvador@inti.gov.ar>
help by <hephooey@fastmail.fm>
author | arpi |
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date | Sun, 19 Jan 2003 00:54:55 +0000 |
parents | 650dda2e4bbb |
children | 03d14c999d2d |
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w use POSIX; sub round { my $v = shift; return floor($v + 0.5) != floor($v) ? floor($v + 0.5) : floor($v); } $raw_aspect = 720/576; if (scalar(@ARGV) < 4) { print("Please provide a) the cropped but unscaled resolution (e.g. " . "716x524), b) the aspect ratio (either 4/3 or 16/9 for most DVDs), " . "c) the video bitrate in kbps (e.g. 800) and d) the movie's fps.\n"); print("If your DVD is not encoded at 720x576 then change the \$raw_aspect" . "variable at the beginning of this script.\n"); exit(1); } ($unscaled_width, $unscaled_height) = split('x', $ARGV[0]); $encoded_at = $ARGV[1]; if ($encoded_at =~ /\//) { my @a = split(/\//, $encoded_at); $encoded_at = $a[0] / $a[1]; } $scaled_width = $unscaled_width * ($encoded_at / ($raw_aspect)); $scaled_height = $unscaled_height; $picture_ar = $scaled_width / $scaled_height; ($bps, $fps) = @ARGV[2, 3]; printf("Prescaled picture: %dx%d, AR %.2f\n", $scaled_width, $scaled_height, $picture_ar); for ($width = 720; $width >= 320; $width -= 16) { $height = 16 * round($width / $picture_ar / 16); $diff = round($width / $picture_ar - $height); $new_ar = $width / $height; $picture_ar_error = abs(100 - $picture_ar / $new_ar * 100); printf("${width}x${height}, diff % 3d, new AR %.2f, AR error %.2f%% " . "scale=%d:%d bpp: %.3f\n", $diff, $new_ar, $picture_ar_error, $width, $height, ($bps * 1000) / ($width * $height * $fps)); }