Hi,
I've got a little problem :
I'm with Windows 7 64b, I have 2 screens which allow me to have a bigger desk, but when I click on chapter-> preview window (to the right down), I can't see it on any screen.
I see it's open because I see 2 icons, but when I click on it, nothing happens, it stays as an icon
is there smthg to configure in Hybrid ?
regards
No clue why it isn't opening.
Create a debug level 9 of when you click on the button, this should show me the mplayer call that is used and hopefully the problem.
Cu Selur
Call itself seems to be fine:
Code:
"C:\Weyb Program Files\Hybrid\64bit\mplayer.exe" -slave "Y:\2TVZM8~6\JGGTST~V\cartoons\LM2C0X~I\HE451T~E\23TRMO~2\7DBSF1~O.MKV" -forcedsubsonly -nosub -noautosub -fps 29.970 -nocache -aid 0 -ao win32 -wid 1312834 -vo direct3d -lavdopts threads=8 -edlout "C:\temp\HybridEDLFile.edl" -aspect 1.33333:1
Does MPlayer abort with an error if you call the following inside a Windows Command Prompt?
Code:
"C:\Weyb Program Files\Hybrid\64bit\mplayer.exe" "Y:\2TVZM8~6\JGGTST~V\cartoons\LM2C0X~I\HE451T~E\23TRMO~2\7DBSF1~O.MKV" -forcedsubsonly -nosub -noautosub -fps 29.970 -nocache -aid 0 -ao win32 -vo direct3d -lavdopts threads=8 -edlout "C:\temp\HybridEDLFile.edl" -aspect 1.33333:1
Cu Selur
Ps.: As a side note: try to use easier folder structures.
Hi,
i'll try this evening...
I presume that when you say "
try to use easier folder structures", you make reference to :
Code:
"Y:\2TVZM8~6\JGGTST~V\cartoons\LM2C0X~I\HE451T~E\23TRMO~2\7DBSF1~O.MKV"
?
if so, I can tell that I don't know why the structure is like that ! i don't have this in my explorer at all...
I presume that
smthg transformed my structure in this - which has only 8 letters for each level.
i agree, my structure has often more than 8 letters like "2_addChapters_2_encode"
fe...
so what is your advice in fact ? reduce the nb of letters in my structure ?
regards
waoo...
it will be quite hard, i'll try...
Shouldn't be a problem, just makes things easier to trace.
hello,
it worked fine in a Windows Command Prompt !
--> strange...
regards