Re: dvd::rip error because of logoaway filter?

2010/10/6 J=F6rn Reder <[email protected]>
>
> Ludwig Stein wrote:
>
> > I tried to transcode a record I made from TV. It has a logo of the
> > TV-channel which I would like to dispose.
> > I used dvd::rip 0.98.9 under Ubuntu 9.04 with these parameters:
> > Xvid, keyframes 50, Framerate 25 (just like the source), zoom to full=
 frame
> > and the logoaway (v0.5) =A0filter with parameters:
> > Frame Range: 0-42862(the last frame), Position of logo: 606 434 (top =
left
> > corner of the logo) (video has size 720x576), Size of logo: 60 75, Fi=
lter
> > Mode: 3 (=3Dshape)
> >
> > The transcoding stops at about 60% with an error message:
> >
> > [...]
> >
> > clean up | frame threads |transcode: magick/exception.c:375:
> > DestroyExceptionInfo: Assertion `exception->signature =3D=3D 0xabacad=
abUL'
> > failed.
> > Aborted
>
> Looks like an internal exception in the ImageMagick library obviously
> used here by transcode for doing the logoaway overlay stuff.
> Unfortunately I can't help. This seems to be a bug in the logoway filte=
r
> and/or the ImageMagick library. You could try to upgrade to newer
> versions of the used tools and libraries here.
>
> Regards,
>
> J=F6rn
>
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> Joern Reder
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JR/JRED
>

thank you for your answer. I think I've  come (partly) to the source
of the problem,
after staring on the program window for about an hour and try this and th=
at.
There seem to be kind of to much frames. The program window tells me, the=
re are
42862 frames. But the video is 21:24 long, x 25 fps should be 32100 frame=
s.
And actually 32113 is the last frame I can grab, trying to grab 32114
throws an error.
It looks like this:
http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/2495/tomuchframes.jpg

Putting the correct last frame into the options window of the logoaway fi=
lter
does not work, it still hangs.

How comes that the programm seem to find to much frames?
And why is it nevertheless transcoding without error when I apply no filt=
er?

Strange to me :( Sorry to steal your time, but if you know an answer,
that would be great.

regards,
Ludwig