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SREVIEW-CUT(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation SREVIEW-CUT(1p)

sreview-cut - cut a talk out of the raw recording data

sreview-cut TALKID

"sreview-cut" performs the following actions:

  • Look up the talk with id TALKID in the database
  • From the raw files, extract the amount of video that, according to the schedule, is part of the talk of which the event was given as the main video (with adjustments as specified by the reviewer, if any, applied).
  • Extract the 20 minutes just before and the 20 minuts just after the main video into the pre and post videos.
  • Apply A/V sync correction values if any exist.
  • Perform audio normalization, if enabled in the configuration
  • Extract sample videos from all three channels into preview audio streams, if enabled in the configuration
  • Move the talk to the next state.

sreview-cut will never re-encode the original video, and will re-encode the original audio of the main video at most once, after audio normalization if that was enabled in the configuration.

Any re-transcodes should be performed by "sreview-transcode" (for production) and/or "sreview-previews" (for review previews)

"sreview-cut" considers the following configuration values:

The location where any temporary files are stored. Defaults to "/tmp", but can be overridden if necessary. These temporary files are removed when "sreview-cut" finishes.
The DBI string used to connect to the database.
The way in which the primary and backup audio channels are encoded in the video. Can be one of:
The primary audio is in the left channel, and the backup audio is in the right channel.
The primary audio is in the first audio stream (a mono stream), and the backup audio is in the second audio stream (also a mono stream).
There is only one audio stream, and if it is a stereo channel then the right channel is not the backup audio.
The location of the (raw) input files. These files should have been put into the database by way of "sreview-detect"
The location of the intermediate files that are published to reviewers.
The SReview::Files implementation used to access the input files and/or the intermediate files.

sreview-transcode, sreview-previews, sreview-skip, sreview-config

2022-12-14 perl v5.36.0