2006-06-14, 09:26 PM
Ok - I've finally taken a look at post processing.bat and I can see you can specify logo's to use for comskip. I took a look through the logos in my recordings directory and noticed they do definately vary a lot. Also I've seen how to skip comskip processing for specific channels - this is awesome as it annoyed me that my pc would process for ages when I recorded a rugby match - 2 hour recording with only one add break at half time.
My question is - has anyone played with using a specific logo for recordings rather than letting comskip find one.
A) - How much does it speed the comskip process? I imagine this is the first pass it does looking for a logo - how long does this normally take?
B) - Does the logo vary depending on the image its imposed on - in which case could picking a well defined logo lower the accuracy in scenes when the background is bright so there is less contrast and hence less defined edges?
C) - And to some it up is it worth playing with or am I wasting my time and likely to lower my accuracy?
I'm in New Zealand and our logos are consistent.
My question is - has anyone played with using a specific logo for recordings rather than letting comskip find one.
A) - How much does it speed the comskip process? I imagine this is the first pass it does looking for a logo - how long does this normally take?
B) - Does the logo vary depending on the image its imposed on - in which case could picking a well defined logo lower the accuracy in scenes when the background is bright so there is less contrast and hence less defined edges?
C) - And to some it up is it worth playing with or am I wasting my time and likely to lower my accuracy?
I'm in New Zealand and our logos are consistent.
[SIZE="1"]Matt Beechey
Intel i5-4440, 4096mb DDR3 Ram, Windows 7 Pro
2 x Hauppauge Nova-T 500 (2 out of 4 of these I've bought works! Great QC Hauppauge!)
1 x Hauppauge hvr-2200 and 1 x Hauppauge Colossus
500gb Seagate for O/S
2 x 500GB SATA3 WD Black in a Windows Stripe for recordings
All hidden in the garage with an Intel i5 NUC and a logitech Harmony one remote in the lounge for playback.
Panasonic 65" 2013 GT Series 3D plasma
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New Zealand - Go Crusaders![/SIZE]
Intel i5-4440, 4096mb DDR3 Ram, Windows 7 Pro
2 x Hauppauge Nova-T 500 (2 out of 4 of these I've bought works! Great QC Hauppauge!)
1 x Hauppauge hvr-2200 and 1 x Hauppauge Colossus
500gb Seagate for O/S
2 x 500GB SATA3 WD Black in a Windows Stripe for recordings
All hidden in the garage with an Intel i5 NUC and a logitech Harmony one remote in the lounge for playback.
Panasonic 65" 2013 GT Series 3D plasma
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New Zealand - Go Crusaders![/SIZE]