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+== Overly Verbose History ==
+
+Sensible Cinema was preceded by EDL's [2] of video editors in the 90's, 
+cleanflicks (both analog and digital/DVD incantations, late 90's), 
+then more recently mplayer began to support EDL, zoomplayer added a scene-cut editor some years ago, 
+http://code.google.com/p/movie-content-editor came along, and also many
+other editors have supported EDL for content creation and/or playback,
+such as mythtv/XBMC's EDL support (as suggested by the phantom edit [1], from oreillynet.com), 
+VLC also added playlists with optional start and stop positions per entry.  
+Ffmpeg, mencoder were high quality video editing open source video tools. 
+Once I discovered all of these previously existing programs, I knew the right pieces were ready.
+
+See also the "related" section, and "motivation" section.  See also the change_log_with_feature_list.txt file, and several
+blog entries I've posted to various blogs.
+
+Originally the project started as a prototype to "watch hulu (online) and netflix instant movies
+edited" (it uses screen snapshots (of specific locations where the digits are expected, based on window positions) 
+and then tracks, using OCR of the on-screen (convert to timestamp), to monitor it for specific times relative 
+to an EDL, and reacts appropriately.
+Then I realized I could basically have the same effect by instructing any video player (VLC) to "play from second x to y"
+ok "now play from z to q muted" etc. (so kind of a stop and go video player, kind of like controlling the remote for you).
+It basically was implementing Edit Decision Lists (EDL's) using playlists and
+VLC.  
+I just passed VLC a playlist, it did all the work for me, without any necessary tracking on my part.  
+This seemed to be a different approach than some other programs out there take, so I 
+explored this route.  There were even a few released versions with this feature.  
+They avoid real-time tracking by specifying "play from here to here"
+not "skip from here to here" as some other players do.
+
+Then it occurred to me that one could grab the several clean segments
+off a movie file, and piece them together to create an edited clean version ( a la cleanflix ).  This also avoids 
+realtime tracking, so I also included this ability.
+The playlist option is disabled in later releases, as it was deemed too user-non-friendly, and because VLC timing
+is "different" than standard DVD players, so I decided to just use standardized timing, though it worked fine
+for VLC playbacks.
+I replaced it with support for mplayer's EDL format, which works better, and has consistent timing, 
+though is still a bit buggy, please report any issues you may find on it.
+
+You can see a full list of other features that have been published and demonstrated
+in the accompanying file change_log_with_feature_list.txt.  Each feature mentioned works 
+in some released version of sensible-cinema though some features have been removed in subsequent versions
+(they're all available as rubygems).
+
+Who knows what the future will hold...
+
+[1] http://www.oreillynet.com/sysadmin/blog/2005/06/make_your_own_phantom_edit_wit.html
+[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_decision_list
+
+== Related ==
+
+The concepts I use aren't novel.  Some other previously existing related type examples:
+
+Edited "airplane edit" style movies.
+Commercial TV (ABC, NBC) show their own (edited for TV) movies, for instance Schindler's List was slightly edited when shown on television.
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_video_editing
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_decision_list#Systems_supporting_EDL_playback.2C_not_just_EDL_cutting lists a lot of players that support EDL DVD playback in some form or another.
+http://imdb.com tends to have reasonably good lists of what occurs in movies (find a movie, click on "parent's guide" on the left).  Sometimes it even lists the time signatures for events (ex: "Labyrinth" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091369/parentalguide) which you could use to translate into a sensible-cinema compatible list.  I've even released a version of SC that has working time edits pulled from a wiki like that.
+Normal DVD's versus "directors cut" versions of movies (one is at times preferable, content wise)
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_decision_list (it's a linear editing tool, after all--so see the vast list of those)
+Clean Flicks (used to) sell edited movies
+http://college.swankmp.com/insti/edited.asp prisoners apparently have access to a few "edited" versions of movies (not many though, but there are some listed there)
+http://www.videoredo.com/en/index.htm lets you "cut out" offensive content (commercials et al) and burn DVD's from mpeg's/h264 streams, and has its own EDL syntax http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=EDL_%28commercial_skipping%29_and_SceneMarker_support
+http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/device_control.aspx Windows Media Encoder supports EDL's by timestamp
+http://cutlist.at has community shared cutlists (in this instance, for commercials)
+http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/edl.html
+Time programmable VCR's (at the least, it can 'skip the first few minutes' of a movie or what not, and, if you're handy with the pause and rewind buttons on you remote, edit offensive content)
+http://www.amazon.com/Make-Edited-Movies-ebook/dp/B004EYT3BU
+http://www.sharewareconnection.com/fast-compress-content-and-anti-profanity.htm replaces profanity in web pages with euphemized content.
+MovieMask apparently had capability of "overlaying" DVD playback, like adding new clothing to people, and other features.
+http://www.oreillynet.com/sysadmin/blog/2005/06/make_your_own_phantom_edit_wit.html (mplayer has had this ability for awhile, with no complaints).
+http://fanedit.org/49 fanedits take the original and remix it through some means for more enjoyable playbacks.
+http://clearplay.com a commercial "filtering" DVD player See the "motivation" section for a description.
+  It does offer a few features that sensible cinema supports but does not provide access to, 
+  like (user flexible) content decisions.
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RiffTrax has an interesting idea of "overlaying" audio over the original video, and synchronizing between the two (their re-player does, anyway).
+http://forum.bsplayer.com/feature-requests-feedback-suggestions/7157-chapter-playlist-scene-cut-3.html
+http://www.inmatrix.com zoom player's "scene cut editor"
+edited released movies by the producer, like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Samurai and http://www.swank.com/insti/studios.html and http://betterlogic.com/roger/2011/06/dove-edited-films
+http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=EDL_(commercial_skipping)_and_SceneMarker_support (XBMC's scene cut supporter--also contains links to some other editors' support for EDL's)
+http://dvdshrink.info "Re-author" mode: to make "movie-only" backups, compilations, combine "flippers",.... DvdShrink has the ability to "crop or cut parts of a title" etc.
+The VCR with its record button, coupled with the stop+rewind button and a list of edits (if even in your head).
+http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19151.html Adobe Director MX 2004 can "script" DVD playback apparently.
+DVD's themselves allow for "scripted" playback of certain content, allowing controls for jumping from location to location, switching audio/video tracks, etc.
+DVD's with different titles based on content.
+http://code.google.com/p/movie-content-editor (player written in Python, controls VLC based on subtitles and user-input'ed EDL's, using edit decision lists in realtime)
+http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?10606-Automated-Cutting-and-Transcoding-Guide-Using-Mencoder/page45
+http://www.imdb.com/swiki/special?ParentalGuideHelp (search for "scene description")
+http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Removing_Commercials
+showanalyzer http://www.dragonglobal.biz/showanalyzer.html and comskip analyze videos to look for "segments to cut out" automatically (commercials, in this case, but the principle still applies) 
+Old-school: using the remote control with the pause, mute, stop, fast forward, and play buttons, along with previous knowledge of "questionable" scene locations
+The scissors and old VHS tapes (Clean Flicks' original method, if I remember correctly).  http://www.familysafemedia.com/home_movie_editor.html (was a helper kit for cutting VHS tape)
+Windows Movie Maker.  Allows for users to cut and copy scenes of movies.  Really any editor can do this.
+http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=56998 VLC Media Player using EDL's via playlists
+Corel WinDVD has "Quick Clip" settings for capturing movie from DVD's.
+Microsoft's built-in magnifier basically copies DVD's screen output if mouse is placed over playing DVD.
+http://superuser.com/questions/85278/how-can-i-cut-scenes-out-of-a-dvd
+moviemask once had several advanced features: http://theeditedmovieencyclopedia.blogspot.com/2008/06/cleaning-up-movies-part-2.html
+http://blog.josephhall.com/2008/09/command-line-dvd-authoring-part-1.html
+AviSynth can script dvd playback http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-109558.html
+ps3 media server has edl support: https://github.com/chocolateboy/PMS-EDL
+Anydvd HD's "magic file replacement" for DVD's/blu-ray's.  Google for it.
+RiffTrax allows for an audio "overlay" to a DVD playback, have their own player to coordinate the extra audio track with the playing video.
+http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vumR5Hcz7s is an Emacs "EDL editor" which uses mplayer and Media Lovin' Toolkit framework.
+"fan subs" are edited subtitles, displayed overlaid on the original track/video, or so I'm told.
+Avatar DVD was released with an audio track that was "euphemized" of the profanity.
+kids-in-mind.com lists basically all the bad things that happen in movies (very detailedly) as also does common sense media, though without any timestamps unfortunately.
+
+BYU's Varsity theater used to edit movies, and show them on the big screen.

data/inventionzy_files/md5s.txt

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+random md5's for tracking
+
+ed492ff097a16ac9c3c207beed7a8d17 *full3.avi
+http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ4jFCFPan0
+e988e897ede5f27c49d8011bfb4cb246  mute system.avi
+4a8b3612c666dd037ff91d68dc2c57b6  mute vlc.avi
+a2c8625b646cb4bbfb99a66171b9b8f1  netflix descriptor working.avi
+abe0f3a34eb8935d4f532b2ee789ceb9  to_here3.avi.fulli.tmp.avi
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\legal>md5sum "g:\mute system.avi"
+\e988e897ede5f27c49d8011bfb4cb246 *g:\\mute system.avi
+=> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cUV8DKLOK8
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\legal>md5sum "g:\mute vlc.avi"
+\4a8b3612c666dd037ff91d68dc2c57b6 *g:\\mute vlc.avi
+=> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AsJtVyVMzk
+
+74f4876260c7fcfe8a696ac81d3cf883  Debug.7z
+8d47950de913d97536ffe8d13a8d7203  latest-sensible-cinema.zip
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+
+
+show_off.avi
+ff2780913ef202dbd3a370e4d04a6597 *show_off.avi
+
+eefeda17181c79b570dc9ce17c93fdf5 *can_mute_youtube.avi

data/inventionzy_files/play_with_inserted_scene.bat

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+call vlc dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=10 --stop-time=15 vlc://quit
+call vlc dvd://d:\@1 --start-time=10 --stop-time=15 vlc://quit
+call vlc dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=15 --stop-time=20 vlc://quit
+call vlc dvd://d:\@1 --start-time=10 --stop-time=15 vlc://quit
+call vlc dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=35 --stop-time=40 vlc://quit @rem should have been 20
+call vlc  g:\downloads\big_buck_bunny_480p_h264.mov.crdownload --stop-time=4 vlc://quit
+
+

data/inventionzy_files/play_with_overlay.bat

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+call vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='transparent.png,256'}" dvd://d:\@2 --stop-time=56 --start-time=45 vlc://quit
+call vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='cone.png,256'}" dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=56 --stop-time=57 vlc://quit
+call vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='transparent.png,256'}" dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=57 --stop-time=65 vlc://quit
+call vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='cone.png,256'}" dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=65 --stop-time=74.5 vlc://quit
+call vlc dvd://d:\@2 --start-time=74.5 vlc://quit
+
+
+  "00:00:56.0" , "00:00:57.0", "violence", "knife stabbing",
+  "00:01:05.0" , "00:01:14.5", "violence", "stab through",
+
+
+
+
+
+@rem working: -> vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='cone.png,5000,128;transparent.png,2000,128;cone.png,10000,256'}" dvd://d:\@2 --stop-time=30
+@rem vlc --sub-filter "logo{file='cone.png,500000,128;transparent.png,1000,128'}" dvd://d:\@2 --stop-time=30
+
+@rem dvd://d:\@2  :start-time=10 :stop-time=20 dvd://d:\@2  :start-time=20 :stop-time=25 :sub-filter=logo{file=g:\video\sintel_ntsc\cone.png,transparency=128} dvd://d:\@2 :start-time=25 :stop-time=30 vlc://quit
+
+
+
+
+@rem vlc dvd://d:\@2 :start-time=70 :stop-time=75 :sub-filter=logo{file=g:\video\sintel_ntsc\cone.png,transparency=128} 
+ 

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+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>call j bin\sensible-cinema-cli
+Welcome to Sensible Cinema...
+Please Select Computer Player
+Select Edit Decision List
+error: have to specify a scene descriptions file
+    or specify "test" on the command line if you just want to snapshot your player
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git log | head
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git.exe log   | cat
+commit d310d82ae5ddc7894ba8ef52d7910773cbe47bf1
+Author: rogerdpack <rogerpack2005@gmail.com>
+Date:   Fri Apr 29 14:12:59 2011 -0600
+
+    default to using keyboard keys for muting
+
+commit da72313659df6227af92bb01f552802fea88ed8a
+Author: rogerdpack <rogerpack2005@gmail.com>
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git status
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git.exe status   | cat
+# On branch master
+# Untracked files:
+#   (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
+#
+#       .redcar/
+#       bad_digit2second_ones.bmp
+#       bad_digit3minute_tens.bmp
+#       sensible-cinema-0.21.6.zip
+#       vendor/cache/
+nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>go_ocr_tracker.bat
+
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>call j bin\sensible-cinema-cli
+Welcome to Sensible Cinema...
+Please Select Computer Player
+Select Edit Decision List
+Selected scene descriptions file demo_mutes.txt
+        (full path: C:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\zamples\edit_decision_lists\youtube\demo_mutes.txt)
+(re) loaded mute sequences from demo_mutes.txt as
+{"title"=>"Friday Song",
+ "source"=>"youtube",
+ "source_url"=>"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0",
+ :mutes=>[["00:10", "00:15"], ["00:30", "00:40"]],
+ :blank_outs=>[]}
+
+Selected player windowed_total_length_under_an_hour.txt
+        (full path: C:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\zamples\players\vlc\windowed_total_length_under_an_hour.txt)
+Opening the curtains... (please play in your other player now)
+syntax from command line: "C:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\zamples\players\vlc\windowed_total_length_under_an_hour.txt" "C:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\zamples\edit_decision_lists\youtube\demo_mutes.txt"
+00:02.1 next will be at 00:10s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:03.9 next will be at 00:10s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "tracking it successfully again"
+00:10.0 next will be at 00:10s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+00:14.9 next will be at 00:15s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+00:21.9 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:23.9 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:26.0 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:28.0 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:30.0 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+"warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:32.0 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:34.0 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:36.0 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:37.2 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "tracking it successfully again"
+
+00:25.0 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:27.1 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:29.1 next will be at 00:30s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:30 next will be at 00:40s (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): :
+00:31.1 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:33.2 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:35.2 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:37.2 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:39.3 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen
+obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:40.0 next will be at 00:40s (muted) (r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+00:41.2 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:43.2 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:45.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:47.2 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:49.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:51.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:53.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:55.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:57.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+00:59.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:01.3 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:03.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:05.5 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:07.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:09.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:11.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:13.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:15.4 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]): "warning--unable to track screen time for some reason [perhaps screen obscured or it's not playing yet, or paused?]"
+01:16.1 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+quitting
+01:16.2 no more after this point...(r [ctrl+c or q to quit]):
+c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>
+
+