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FEL 6th October 2003 11:25 AM

.RAR support
 
imo, it would be nice with the possibility to watch a movieclip
inside of a (series of) rar archive(s). Thus, not having to decompress
the clip first.

I don't know if this is possible to do but it would be nice even though
it would require more processing power (decompressing/decoding at
the same time). plus precaching the data of the next volume.

Some of you might think this would "bloat" the software, well - make
it a optional plugin, you can see this function in other software such
as emulators and i promise you ... it saves alot of people a little time!

All clips i've got are split up into 15mb volumes.


What do you other people think about this?

adicoto 6th October 2003 02:31 PM

First of all, you can't gain space by compressing video files like that. So, extract them and use them like that. Second, when you try to play a file from an archive, it is extracted on a temporary folder on the hdd, it is not really played from inside the archive.

FEL 7th October 2003 06:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adicoto
First of all, you can't gain space by compressing video files like that. So, extract them and use them like that.

Someone captures a tv-show and encodes the video and audio
streams, this is the space-saver - i know. however, suppose that
you would like to share this show with a friend, ah. Internet is
awesome, but - sending a ~200mb file might corrupt the file
specially if one (or both) of you are connected via ADSL.

So, splitting the clip up into, say 15mb archives would save both
of you alot of time if something goes wrong, by verifying the
checksum of the files you can find out which volume is corrupt
and just re-send that one.

Quote:

Originally Posted by adicoto
Second, when you try to play a file from an archive, it is extracted on a temporary folder on the hdd, it is not really played from inside the archive.

Yes, so?

PicNiK 7th October 2003 09:09 PM

This is a lame suggestion.
Playing from RAR archives? Go fishing!

It wold be better to support playing SVCDS directly from CUE/BIN file. This would be a nice suggestion.

FEL 8th October 2003 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PicNiK
This is a lame suggestion.
Playing from RAR archives? Go fishing!

It wold be better to support playing SVCDS directly from CUE/BIN file. This would be a nice suggestion.

Why is it lame? Why not both?

gircobain 2nd November 2003 08:05 PM

Hum, you can't decompress split RAR's unless you have all of them
If you have all of them, and that compression isn't saving you any space (since video are already usually amazingly compressed) why don't you just unpack them?

Axsyrus 11th November 2003 07:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PicNiK
This is a lame suggestion.
Playing from RAR archives? Go fishing!

It wold be better to support playing SVCDS directly from CUE/BIN file. This would be a nice suggestion.

you can just use Daemon Tools for simulating a fake cd drive and then playing from that fake cd, doesn't require any burning..

Ryoma Nagare 12th November 2003 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FEL
Quote:

Originally Posted by adicoto
First of all, you can't gain space by compressing video files like that. So, extract them and use them like that.

Someone captures a tv-show and encodes the video and audio
streams, this is the space-saver - i know. however, suppose that
you would like to share this show with a friend, ah. Internet is
awesome, but - sending a ~200mb file might corrupt the file
specially if one (or both) of you are connected via ADSL.

So, splitting the clip up into, say 15mb archives would save both
of you alot of time if something goes wrong, by verifying the
checksum of the files you can find out which volume is corrupt
and just re-send that one.

Quote:

Originally Posted by adicoto
Second, when you try to play a file from an archive, it is extracted on a temporary folder on the hdd, it is not really played from inside the archive.

Yes, so?


so you are one of those biatches that split the videos .. arg i ahte you all

first of all splitting archives is obsolete why would you like to do that when its faster safer and esasier to set up a BT server then send it with 3ple check and HD allocation to your friend...

ahhh its good to take this thing out of the chest

Tecno2k2 12th November 2003 06:55 PM

8) http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/wincrc.html


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