Re: Can I recover the dvgrab output for a clip if not saved when captured?

On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 10:19 AM, david <[email protected]> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> =A0 I have completed my 54 tape capture with dvgrab resulting in 1206 cli=
ps and
> 656G of video. I have about 10 clips where I missed saving the dvgrab out=
put and
> I need to know if I can get that information back from the clips themselv=
es?
> The script I wrote saved the following dvgrab output:
>
> "dcrv-2009.04.03_22-53-49.dv": =A0 520.94 MiB =A04552 frames timecode 00:=
02:32.23
> date 2009.04.03 23:52:46
> "dcrv-2009.04.04_00-54-15.dv": =A0 814.02 MiB =A07113 frames timecode 00:=
06:29.05
> date 2009.03.16 14:02:13
> "dcrv-2009.04.02_20-27-19.dv": =A0 628.51 MiB =A05492 frames timecode 00:=
09:32.13
> date 2009.04.02 20:30:22
> <snip>
>
> =A0 I am creating a mysql table that will store the filename, size, frame=
s,
> timecode, date & time info and provide the ability to add descriptive
> information about the clips as well as other fields for kid1, kid2, backup
> location, etc....
>
> =A0 I have one tape I captured and did NOT save this information. Is there
> something in kino or another command line utility that can retrieve this
> information from the captured clips? Thanks.

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