sensible-cinema 0.24.3 → 0.24.4

data/change_log_with_feature_list.txt

@@ -1,3 +1,15 @@
+== 0.24.4 ==
+
+Note that previous releases had the ability to "invert" skipping scenes,
+by specifically listing only the scenes *to* play, not the scenes *not* to
+play, as others may have done.
+Created demo of it playing back static instead of muting (to overlay).
+That's an extra audio file over the top of the original, while still playing
+(ex: rifftrax), to "fake" a mute section.
+
+Add an option for the upconverter to vary "strength" of screen size.
+A few more demo videos.
+
 == 0.24.3 ==
 
 Distribution cleanups
@@ -8,7 +20,7 @@ polish up UI.
 In some recent version or other, added ability to start EDL's from an offset
 (example: your video says it starts at 600s, it will add 600s to each EDL setting)
 can auto-paste to clipboard
-auto-full screen now
+auto-full screen now by default for playback
 In some recent revision, added ability to set upconvert options, use them for any playbacks.
 Separates subtitles into "known profanities" and then "lesser" now.
 

data/developer_how_to_contribute_to_the_project.txt

@@ -1,51 +1,45 @@
 A few notes for developers:
 
-You can test the program out out by (on windows) installing daemon tools, then mounting the DVD of "big buck bunny" (open source, freely available movie)
-Or you could alternatively burn a copy of big buck bunny to DVD, then use that to test it against (a slightly more cross platform approach).
+You can test the DVD portion of the program out by mounting the DVD of "big buck bunny" 
+http://rogerdpack.t28.net/sensible-cinema/releases/dvd_isos has it and a few other creative commons ISO's for use.
+On windows daemon tools helps there, or "magic ISO" or the like.
 
-There are some demo DVD ISO's for development in 
-http://rogerdpack.t28.net/sensible-cinema/releases/dvd_isos (my own DVD, I release it under the CC license, as well as some
-other CC released licensed DVD's).
+Or you could alternatively burn a copy of big buck bunny to DVD, then use that to test it against (a slightly more cross platform approach).
 
-You should be able to run the program and test it out against said DVD, put it through its paces to demo it, fix it, etc.
+Then rip it and use the output.
 
-Or if you have a DVD that already has a edit list available for it, you could use that, obviously.
+Or if you have a DVD that already has a edit list available for it, you could use that, or create
+a new edit list for a DVD you own, etc.
 
-The main development roadmap is in the TODO. If you have any feedback/feature requests, et al, post an
+The main development roadmap/backlog is in the TODO. 
+If you have any feedback/feature requests, et al, post an
 issue or post to the Mailing List: http://groups.google.com/group/sensible-cinema
 
-Sensible cinema is written in jruby, and currently packages itself up as a zip with jruby-complete.jar 
-with its required dependencies (see the Rakefile) for windows.
-
 To run it from source, you may need to install a few gem dependencies (listed in the Rakefile)
 
-or install them automatically:
+or to install them automatically:
 
 $ jruby -S gem install sensible-cinema # installs dev. dependencies
 Note that, in order to run the unit tests, you'll want to checkout the source from the repository to get all the test images
 
-The tests are in the spec directory, though some of them are out of date as development has focused in other areas.
+The tests are in the spec directory, though some of them are out of date as development has shifted focus to other areas.  
 
-Note: you transfer (c) of materials to sensible cinema when you submit patches.
+Note: you transfer (c) of materials to sensible cinema when you submit patches/contributions, of course, so don't submit something you don't want published :)
 
 To run it via command line:
-$ jruby bin/sensible-cinema # DVD output "parser/cutter"
+$ jruby bin/sensible-cinema # DVD/file EDL player
 $ jruby bin/sensible-cinema --create-mode # DVD output "parser/cutter" create mode [advanced]
+$ jruby bin/sensible-cinema --upconvert-mode # DVD/video upconverting player
 $ jruby bin/sensible-cinema-cli # the experimental OCR tracker for arbitrary online/local/internet players.
   See "Advanced Usage"
   
-See also the included rake file for bundling/running all the specs.
-
 Feedback/contribution welcome :)
 
 == mac os x developers ==
 
-You'll have to install a few dependencies.  It will tell you which at runtime, or check the README
-
-== Advanced Usage ==
+You'll have to install a few dependencies.  It will tell you which at runtime, 
+or see the installation instructions: http://rogerdpack.t28.net/sensible-cinema/
 
-For the screen tracker (the experimental version, see file experimental_online_player_ocr_readme.txt),
-you could optionally specify the scene descriptions list and player list on the command-line, so you don't want to have
-to re-select them like this will tell you how to run it from the command line:
+== OCR screen tracker ==
 
-C:\sensible-cinema-git-clone>jruby bin\sensible-cinema-cli --help
+For the screen tracker (the experimental version, see file experimental_online_player_ocr_readme.txt).

data/documentation/is_it_legal_to_copy_dvds.txt

@@ -3,26 +3,23 @@ So...is this legal?
 Unclear.  In general ripping personal DVD's is legal.
 
 Note also that if you don't feel it is legal in your country, you can still use the timing info given 
-to "manually" skip/mute scenes you dislike.  
-Also you may be able to hook up something that does the editing in "realtime" while playing it back (see README 
-for a list of related works that might help with this).  This would fall under the The Family Home Movie Act of 2005.
+to "manually" skip/mute scenes you dislike.
+Also the playback in "realtime" edited (see README 
+for a list of related works that might also do this) is probably legal
+under the The Family Home Movie Act of 2005.
 
 And making verbatim "backup copies" of commercial DVD's (I think--I'm no laywer) may fall under 
-fair use [3].
+fair use [3].  http://fanedit.org/49/ also lists some interesting copyright ideas in the footer.
 
 Sensible cinema doesn't include any ability to actually rip DVD's,
-and relies on you to use something else for that, on your own.
-
-It is controversial to use open source software to play/rip commercial DVD's.
-There are a few conflicting views.
-Sensible-cinema doesn't actually do any decryption or decoding, nor has any knowledge of how it occurred
-originally.  
-It doesn't even have knowledge as to whether the DVD was originally encrypted or not, we choose a 
+and relies on you to use something else for that, to avoid liability.
+We choose a 
 "you have to do the ripping through some other means" philosophy, to avoid legal issues.
 You can ask the authors of the ripping programs you use if their software is legal.  Apparently
-libdvdcss (which the other programs that it calls out to use) has never been legally challenged in court (or so they say), 
-and uses a slightly different algorithm than those that have, so the jury's still out.  Possibly
-it has been challenged in French courts and found legal so it might vary from country to country, as well [4].
+libdvdcss (which some programs use) has never been legally challenged in court (or so they say), 
+and uses a slightly different algorithm than those that have, so the jury's still out.
+It has been challenged in French courts and apparently found legal so this may vary 
+from country to country, as well [4].
 
 Using sensible-cinema also might not be more unethical than ripping your DVD collection to your hard
 drive so you can "keep your DVD's all in one place" or what not (which might perhaps be termed fair use), since it
@@ -77,4 +74,4 @@ NB: YOU MUST AGREE TO THE gplv3 in order to use this software.  See LICENSE.TXT
 
 note also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_Decrypter for some more legal interestingnss.
 
-Also note that this project was done under the gplv3 in Roger's jurisdiction, not a product of anybody else or any other owner.
+Also note that this project was done under the gplv3 in Roger's jurisdiction, not a product of anybody else or any other owner.

data/history_and_related_works_list.txt

@@ -62,18 +62,22 @@ http://www.videoredo.com/en/index.htm lets you "cut out" offensive content (comm
 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/device_control.aspx Windows Media Encoder supports EDL's by timestamp
 http://cutlist.at shared "commercial skip" cutlists
 http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/edl.html
+Time programmable VCR's (at the least, 'skip the first few minutes')
 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 disables by default, for patent reasons, 
   like automatic (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.
+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.
 DVD's themselves allow for "scripted" playback of certain content, allowing controls for jumping from location to location, switching audio/video tracks, etc.
 http://code.google.com/p/movie-content-editor (player written in Python, controls VLC based on subtitles and user-input, using edit decision lists in realtime)
@@ -94,5 +98,4 @@ AviSynth can script dvd playback http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-1095
 ps3 media server has edl support: https://github.com/chocolateboy/PMS-EDL maybe would work with DVD's dunno
 Anydvd HD's "magic file replacement" for DVD's/blu-ray's
 RiffTrax allows for an audio "overlay" to a DVD playback, have their own player to coordinate the two.
-dove.org worked with New Line Cinemas to release edited versions of a few films (the mask etc.) http://betterlogic.com/roger/2011/06/dove-edited-films/
-Avatar DVD was released with an audio track that was "euphemized" of the profanity.
+Avatar DVD was released with an audio track that was "euphemized" of the profanity.

data/lib/ruby_clip.rb

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ class RubyClip
 
   include java.awt.datatransfer.ClipboardOwner
   def self.set_clipboard to_this
-    stringSelection = StringSelection.new( to_this )
+    stringSelection = StringSelection.new( to_this.to_s )
     clipboard = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemClipboard()
     clipboard.setContents( stringSelection, self );
   end
@@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ if $0 == __FILE__
   RubyClip.set_clipboard "from jruby2"
   RubyClip.set_clipboard "from jruby3"
   STDIN.getc
-end
+end

data/lib/subtitle_profanity_finder.rb

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ module SubtitleProfanityFinder
       as_regexp = Regexp.new(profanity, Regexp::IGNORECASE)
       if sanitized.is_a? Array
         is_single_word_profanity = true
-        raise unless sanitized[1]
+        raise unless sanitized[1] == :full_word
         raise unless sanitized.length == 2
         sanitized = sanitized[0]
       end
@@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ module SubtitleProfanityFinder
   end
   
   def self.edl_output_from_string subtitles, extra_profanity_hash, subtract_from_each_beginning_ts, add_to_end_each_ts
+     subtitles.gsub!("\r\n", "\n")
      raise if subtract_from_each_beginning_ts < 0 # these have to be positive...in my twisted paradigm
      raise if add_to_end_each_ts < 0
 
@@ -92,7 +93,7 @@ module SubtitleProfanityFinder
 
 
 
-    bad_profanities = {'hell' => ['he..', true],
+    bad_profanities = {'hell' => ['he..', :full_word],
       'g' +
       'o' + 100.chr => 'goodness', 'g' +
       111.chr + 
@@ -106,34 +107,37 @@ module SubtitleProfanityFinder
       99.chr +
       107.chr =>
       'f...',
+      'allah' => 'allah',
       'bi' +
       'tc' + 104.chr => 'b....',
       'bas' +
       'ta' + 'r' + 100.chr => 'ba.....',
       ((arse = 'a' +
-      's'*2)) => ['a..', true],
+      's'*2)) => ['a..', :full_word],
       arse + 'h' +
       'ole' => 'a..h...',
       arse + 'wipe' => 'a..w....',
       'jes' +
       'u' + 's' => 'j....',
       'chri' +
-      'st'=> ['chr...', true], # allow for christian[ity] [good idea or not?]
+      'st'=> ['chr...', :full_word], # allow for christian[ity] [good idea or not?]
       'sh' +
        'i' + 't' => 'sh..',
-      'a realllly bad word' => ['test edited bad word', true]
+      'a realllly bad word' => ['test edited bad word', :full_word]
     }
     
     bad_profanities.merge! extra_profanity_hash # LODO make easier to use...
 
     semi_bad_profanities = {}
-    ['moron', 'idiot', 'butt', 'sex', 'genital', 'make love', 'crap', 'suck', 
+    ['bloody', 'moron', 'idiot', 'butt', 'sex', 'genital', 'make love', 'suck', 
       'making love', 'love mak', 
       'breast', 
       'piss'].each{|name|
       # butter?
       semi_bad_profanities[name] = name
     }
+    semi_bad_profanities['crap'] = ['crap', :full_word]
+
     all_profanity_combinationss = [convert_to_regexps(bad_profanities), convert_to_regexps(semi_bad_profanities)]
     
     

data/spec/notes

@@ -272,6 +272,8 @@ http://www.kdenlive.org/forum/xml-format-and-edls kdenlive supports EDL, apparen
 
 === various options ===
 
+ -vo gl fails on a mac [huh?]
+
  3360 looks quite crisp so far.
  3360 didn't seem to help 1024 [?]
    maybe nothing can help 1024?

data/template_bats/mac/RUN SENSIBLE CINEMA CLICK HERE.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+cd ../sensible-cinema
+java -cp "./vendor/jruby-complete-1.6.2.jar" org.jruby.Main bin/sensible-cinema $1 $2 $3 || (echo ERROR. Please look for error message, above, and report back the error you see, or fix it && read -p "Press any key to continue...")
+

data/template_bats/mac/advanced--create or edit sensible cinema edit list files.sh

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+"./RUN SENSIBLE CINEMA CLICK HERE.sh" --create-mode

data/template_bats/mac/advanced--run-upconverting-video-player.sh

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+"./RUN SENSIBLE CINEMA CLICK HERE.sh" --upconvert-mode

data/todo.propaganda

@@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
+http://theblogfrog.com/1355236/forum/72978/clearplay-on-googletv.html
 http://www.edited-movies.com/
+http://www.millennialstar.org/unrated-vs-clean-it%E2%80%99s-time-to-demand-choose-your-own-rating-dvd-options/
 
 keywords: 
 

data/todo.subtitle

@@ -6,23 +6,16 @@ avidemux can apparently do it, too
 subtitles hint: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=48761&p=155667&hilit=clearplay#p155667 ?
 somehow map DVD's to the "subdownloader" style subtitles?
   use their md5 overall too
-  OCR the captioning as an auto profanity filter? (or perhaps download subtitles to be able to pre-screen), like the python fella does.
 
-what if VLC plays a dvd mp4 do the subtitle timings map?
-
 don't use as many..uh...large of spaces for mutes that was way wide...is that safe though?
 
-http://en.flossmanuals.net/Avidemux/ExtractingDVDSubtitles/
 
 it can use "two" .srt files [user generated versus original] and combine them both [?]
 
 is there a way to double check your .srt file is accurate?
   describe it...
   
-somehow interfact with md5/opensubtitles or someone else?  hmm..
+somehow interface with md5/opensubtitles or someone else?  hmm..
 
 Don't mute the whole line if not needed? [just end of it, etc...?]
-
-butt
-
-allow them to enter whatever they want as arbitrary search...
+allow them to enter whatever they want as arbitrary search...

data/todo.upconvert

@@ -1,27 +1,18 @@
-allow it "up to max x" resolution maybe? instead of 2x, if too large?
+compare with powerdvd/ffdshow
 
-
-what about dvd*3 (2160) versus 3360
-  windows/small
-  full screen
-  ?
+compare various computers/monitors...
 
 experiment with 2x or not with various people...
   also should I change screen resolution down to 800x600 then double upconvert? better?
 
-sinc filter?
-
-
 lanczos 10?
 
 hqdn3d settings?
 
-opengl?
-
 upconvert netflix instant yes!
 
 == never ==
 
 add another sharpen filter?
 
-VLC version?
+add a VLC version?

data/www/index.html

@@ -20,57 +20,68 @@
 
 <body>
 <html>
+<img src="monkey.png"/>
+<div style="float:left; margin-right: 50px; margin-left: 20px;"><h1>Sensible Cinema</h1></div>
 <pre>
 Welcome to the (work in progress) home page of Sensible Cinema, the free video scene skipper/muter.
-It Allows you watch edited movies by applying edit lists (EDL's) (i.e. "mute out" or "cut out" questionable scenes) to DVD's.
+Sensible Cinema allows you watch edited movies by applying edit lists (EDL's) 
+(i.e. "mute out" or "cut out" questionable scenes) to DVD's or movie files.
 
-A description and history/background of sensible-cinema can be found <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/README">here</a>.  Don't forget to come back to this page to download it, though (see below).
+A description and history/background of sensible-cinema can be found <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/README">here</a>.  
+Don't forget to come back to this page to download it, though (from the "Download" section).
 
 <h2 style="margin: 0px;">Download</h2>
-Please check the checkbox if you agree to the terms of the license agreement (<a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html">gplv3</a>) and wish to download sensible cinema.  
+To download, please check the checkbox if you agree to the terms of the 
+license agreement (<a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html">gplv3</a>) and wish to download and use sensible cinema.  
 
 <input type="checkbox" class="trigger" onClick="$('#comments').toggle(); $('#comments2').toggle();"/>  I have read and agree to the license terms and conditions.
 
 <div id="comments" style="display:none;  border-style:dotted; border-width:1px; border-color: #aaaaaa; padding: 5px;"> 
   Please download the latest version of sensible cinema from <a href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/sensible-cinema/files/">sourceforge</a>.
 </div>
-After downloading, unzip it (show in explorer -> right click on the .zip file -> Extract all -> Extract).  
-Now open the newly created sensible-cinema-x.x.x folder,
-and run the file "run sensible cinema.bat"
-You will be initially prompted to accept the license agreement(s) and also install a few (non included, separate ownership/distribution) dependencies.
+After download, unzip it.  For windows users, that's like: 
+   Reveal the file in explorer -> right click on the file -> Extract all -> Extract.  
+Now open the newly created sensible-cinema-x.x.x folder, and run the file "run sensible cinema.bat"
+You will be initially prompted to accept the license agreement(s) and also install a few 
+(non included, separate ownership/distribution) dependencies.
 Now insert a DVD you own, and restart sensible cinema to see available options.
 Note that you want to download from sourceforge not from github.com (github is just the raw source).
 There is more usage documentation within the "sensible-cinema/documentation" folder.
 
-<h3>Mac users prerequisites</h3>
-Mac users will need to install some programs first by using <a href="http://www.macports.org/">macports</a>.  Install it, then open "terminal" app and  execute the following:
-$ sudo port install mencoder mplayer ffmpeg gocr
+<h3>Mac user prerequisites</h3>Mac users will need to install some programs first.
+
+If you plan on watching any movies in "realtime" then you'll need to download <a href="http://mplayerx.org/#Download">mplayerx</a>.
+
+If you plan on doing any auto-video editing/saving then you'll need to install <a href="http://www.macports.org/">macports</a>.  
+Install macports, then afterward open the "terminal" Application and execute the following command:
+$ sudo port install mencoder ffmpeg gocr
 After this finishes (it will take awhile) you'll be ready to run Sensible Cinema.
 Note that by installing these, you're accepting their respective licenses/distributions.
 
-<h3>Available edit lists</h3>
-You can see the (small) current list of DVD edit lists thus far available <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/tree/master/zamples/edit_decision_lists/dvds">here</a> (all of them created earlier by volunteers like you).  
-If yours is already there, then you should be good to go.
+<--h3>Upconverting/upscaling DVD/video player</h3>Sensible Cinema comes with its own upscaling/upconverting software DVD/movie file player.
+This is designed to make playback on high resolution monitors look better by processing the image to sharpen it.
+Try it out and give feedback! -->
 
-If yours isn't there, then we'd ask you to help us by creating and submitting your own "edit list" for the DVD that doesn't have one yet, 
-see the <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/how_to_create_your_own_delete_lists.txt">how to create</a> file for instructions on creating a new edit list. <!-- this is actually a short line -->
-Then run the file "advanced-edit or create sensible cinema edit list files.bat" to create and edit your new edit list file.  
+<h3>Available edited movie lists</h3>You can see the (small) current list of DVD edit lists (EDL's) thus far available <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/tree/master/zamples/edit_decision_lists/dvds">here</a> (all of them created previously by volunteers like you).  
+If yours is already there, then you might be good to go.  Just use it.
+
+If yours isn't there, then we'd ask you to help us by creating and submitting your own EDL (delete/cut list) for your DVD that doesn't have one yet, 
+see the <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/documentation">how to create</a> file for instructions on creating a new delete list. <!-- this is actually a short line -->
+Then run the file "advanced-edit or create sensible cinema delete list files.bat" to create and edit your new delete list.  Sensible Cinema has a few things to help you there.
 Don't forget to upload your new file back to us when you're done, so others can benefit from your work (see "contact", below).
 
-This is the full list--your help is wanted/needed!
+That link is the full list--your help is wanted/needed to help it grow!
 
-<h2 style="margin: 0px;">Other Resources/Contact</h2>
-Let me know via the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/sensible-cinema?pli=1">google group</a> or email sensible-cinema@googlegroups.com or rogerdpack@gmail.com if you have feedback or have any other ideas/suggestions.
-<h3>Source code</h3> Source code is available <a href="http://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema">here</a>.  Notes for potential source code developers are <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/development.txt">here</a>.  
+<h2 style="margin: 0px;">Other Resources/Contact/Support</h2>
+Let me know via the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/sensible-cinema?pli=1">google group</a> or email rogerdpack@gmail.com if you have feedback or have any other ideas/suggestions.
+<h3>Source code</h3>Source code is all available <a href="http://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema">here</a>.  Notes for potential source code developers are <a href="https://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/blob/master/developer_how_to_contribute_to_the_project.txt">here</a>.  
 For (techy or non-techy) contributions, see the contact info in the README file, or write to the google group, above.
 
-Sensible cinema is currently windows only, ping me if you want this changed.
-
-You can see the <a href="source/change_log_with_feature_list.txt">change log with feature list</a> and also on github.
+You can see the <a href="source/change_log_with_feature_list.txt">change log with feature list</a>.
 
-You can get a list of "test" creative commons DVD ISO's <a href="releases/dvd_isos">here</a>, if you want to try them out for experimenting/development/research etc.
+You can get a list of DVD ISO's (creative commons licensed) <a href="releases/dvd_isos">here</a>, if you want to try them out for experimenting/development/research etc.
 
-Please click the license agreement checkbox at the top to see list of old releases (newer ones are found on sourceforge exclusively, as well as on rubygems).
+Please click the license agreement checkbox at the top to see a list of some old releases (newer ones are found on sourceforge exclusively, old ones here).
 <div id="comments2" style="display:none;">You can find an old list of older releases, as well as the MS based C <a href="releases/c_player">DVD player</a> listed <a href="releases">in the archives</a>.
 
 </div>

data/zamples/edit_decision_lists/dvds/edls_being_edited/court_jester.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+# comments can go after a # on any line, for example this one.
+"name" => "court jester",
+
+"mutes" => [
+
+"0:33:24.424" , "0:33:26.448", "profanity", "deitys", "Sent by the [deitys] and for you alone",
+"0:41:25.884" , "0:41:32.1", "profanity", "deitys", "that you have been sent here by the [deitys], To do that you must go to her room and [make love]",
+"0:45:28.670" , "0:45:30.578", "profanity", "deitys", "and lovers are not sent by the [deitys]",
+"0:45:43.037" , "0:45:46.298", "profanity", "deitys", "The [deitys] who sent you have also provided a means for our escape",
+"0:41:51.573" , "0:41:54.586", "profanity", "make love", "Not me you fool Now go [make love]",
+"1:07:55.761" , "1:07:58.782", "profanity", "idiot", "Eh don't tug it [idiot] Well that's very considerate of you my dear",
+"1:25:48.334" , "1:25:51.656", "profanity", "idiot", "Take that horse and put it back under that [idiot]",
+ 
+],
+
+"blank_outs" => [
+  # an example line, uncomment the leading "#" to make it active
+  # "00:03:00.0" , "00:04:00.0", "violence", "of some sort",
+],
+
+"volume_name" => "JESTER",
+"disk_unique_id" => "a0eadedd|449cd867", # 6065.400 30 fps  subs 102393
+#-> 1:41:11.465, ts 01:41:10.94, mkv 01:41:13.01
+"dvd_title_track" => "1",# "not edited out stuff" => "some violence",
+# "closing thoughts" => "still...",
+# "mplayer_dvd_splits" => [lots...],