sensible-cinema 0.9.3 → 0.9.4

data/LICENSE

@@ -4,13 +4,16 @@ May contain some 3rd party libraries under their own (separate, open source) lic
 
 Note that this software should be legal in the EU, 
 as it is only software and therefore theoretically not subject to patents (see "What about patent licenses?" in [2]).
-
+It's basically for use in the EU.
 If it's not legal in your country, don't use it!
 
-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Entertainment_and_Copyright_Act describes a recent US law that appears related, 
-in its favor.
+The http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Entertainment_and_Copyright_Act describes a recent 
+US law that appears related (and is in its favor).
+
+A history of various related thoughts was described here:
+http://betterlogic.com/roger/?p=2618
 
-A history of various related thoughts can be found here: http://betterlogic.com/roger/?p=2618
+Enjoy!
 
 [1] http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html, also gplv3 file.
 [2] http://www.videolan.org/support/faq.html

data/README

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 Sensible-cinema is a program that allows you to do pre-programmed scene selection (i.e. "mute out" 
 or "bleep out" scenes) on arbitrary media players like netflix online, vlc, etc.
 
-  
 Currently it takes as input a list of "skippable" scenes, and a player description.
 It then tracks whichever player you are using, and mutes or blanks out the system appropriately, 
 during the scenes specified.
@@ -51,9 +50,9 @@ To program sensible-cinema, you create a scene description list it can use.
 
 An Edit Decision List (EDL) looks something like this trivial example:
 
-mutes:
-  "01:00:00" : "01:01:02.5" # mute from exactly one hour to one hour, one minute, two seconds and a half will be muted.
-blank_outs:
+mutes:
+  "01:00:00" : "01:01:02.5" # mute from exactly one hour to one hour, one minute, two seconds and a half will be muted.
+blank_outs:
   "01:00:00" : "01:01:02.5" # also blank out (overlay with blank window) the same.
 
 Here's one with more detail
@@ -89,35 +88,34 @@ This will create the file "example_scene_list Copy.yml"
 Right click on it, choose rename, and give it a better name.
 Now "right click -> Open" to open it in an editor (recommend installing notepad++ and using that).  
 
-== FAQ ==
-
-Q. Can I watch movies this way on my TV, not just on my computer?
-
-A. Not yet. And maybe.  Currently you'll either need to attach your computer to your TV
-   (buy some long cables, or a new graphics card, etc.) or get some computer that you can move closer to the TV and do the same 
-   (ex: buy a used older laptop with s-video out, use that).  If you're really aggressive you
-   could run an ethernet cable from your computer, as well [1].
-   I'd be happy to do a linux port of sensible-cinema if anybody requests it for their dedicated TV computer.
-   There has also been some work toward getting your computer to stream "live" to your wii/ps3/xbox.
-   github message me if you're interested in trying it out (testers wanted)!   
+== FAQ ==
+
+Q. Can I watch movies this way on my TV, not just on my computer?
+
+A. Maybe.  Or possible not yet, depending on your current hardware.
+   Currently you'll either need to attach your computer to your TV
+   (buy some long cables, or a new graphics card that matches your cables, etc.) 
+   or get some computer that you can move closer to the TV to do the same 
+   (ex: buy a used older laptop with s-video out, use that, or a laptop with DVI/HDMI would
+   work with an HDMI TV).  If you're really aggressive you could run an ethernet cable from your computer, as well [1].
+   I'd be happy to do a linux port of sensible-cinema if anybody requests it, for use with 
+   their dedicated TV computer.
+   There has also been some work toward getting ones computer to stream "live" to your existing wii/ps3/xbox.
+   Message me if you're interested in trying it out (testers wanted--plus I'll only work on it if there's demand)!   
 
 Q. What movies does this work with?
 
-A. Any that you program it for :) (Assuming the player is compatible, which most probably are.)
+A. Any that you program it for :) (Assuming the computer player is compatible, which most probably are.)
 
 Q. What movies are freely available to watch online?
 
-A. Not many are available free (hulu, youtube have a few), though Netflix has quite a few with its default subscription.  
-   Plus you can watch your existing DVD's, or rent or borrow DVD's and watch them using sensible-cinema.
+A. Not many are available free (hulu, youtube have a few). Netflix has quite a few with its default subscription.  
+   You can of course use it with any existing DVD, or rent or borrow DVD's and watch them using sensible-cinema.
 
 Q. Why does my mouse bounce up and down while sensible-cinema is going?
 
 A. This enables your player to keep its on-screen time tracker, which in turn allows sensible-cinema to track where 
-   you're at.  Message me if this bugs you too much and we'll see what we can do for it.
-
-Q. Why does it seem really laggy at time detection at the beginning?
-
-A. It takes it awhile to warm up its digit detection.  Ping me if you would like to see this improved speed-wise.
+   you're at.  Message me if this bugs you too much and we'll see what we can do about it.
 
 [1] http://ps3mediaserver.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5731#p34279
 
@@ -131,6 +129,15 @@ to pick them each time, like:
 Also if you specify "test" for the scene descriptions file, it will pause 4s, take a snapshot of the player, then exit.
 You can also specify -v or -t if you want to enable more verbose (chatty) output.
 
+== Caveats ==
+
+NB that "someone" will have to create a scene descriptions list, per DVD/online movie.
+Unless it already exists, then "someone" already did.
+
+Also note that it takes a bit to get "warmed" up when you first start using it (it uses OCR
+to track the screen time), so it might be a tidge laggy at time tracking when first used.
+Ping me if you want this improved.
+
 == Thanks ==
 
 Thanks to Jarmo for the win32-screenshot gem, mini_magick gem authors, jruby guys, etc.  
@@ -142,15 +149,22 @@ See the LICENSE file for licensing, usage terms (basically gplv3).
 
 == Related ==
 
+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/tt0047673/parentalguide)
+which you could use to translate into a sensible-cinema compatible list.
+
 The concept isn't too novel:
 
-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_decision_list (linear editing tool)
-http://www.imdb.com/swiki/special?ParentalGuideHelp search for "scene description"
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_decision_list (it's linear editing tool)
+http://www.imdb.com/swiki/special?ParentalGuideHelp and search for "scene description"
 http://www.oreillynet.com/sysadmin/blog/2005/06/make_your_own_phantom_edit_wit.html
+http://forum.bsplayer.com/feature-requests-feedback-suggestions/7157-chapter-playlist-scene-cut-3.html
+http://www.inmatrix.com/ "scene cut editor" of the zoom player
+http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=EDL_(commercial_skipping)_and_SceneMarker_support (XBMC's scene cut support--also links to more others)
+http://code.google.com/p/movie-content-editor (same thing, but in Python and only for VLC)
+http://clearplay.com similar, but commercial (closed), and only for DVD's (has its own DVD-player)
 
-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/tt0047673/parentalguide)
-which you could use to translate into a sensible-cinema compatible list.
+though none of them are universal like this one is :)
 
 == Feedback ==
 

data/Rakefile

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Jeweler::Tasks.new do |s|
     s.homepage = "http://github.com/rdp"
     s.authors = ["Roger Pack"]
     s.add_dependency 'sane', '>= 0.22.0'
-    s.add_dependency 'rdp-win32screenshot', '>= 0.0.6.3'
+    s.add_dependency 'rdp-win32screenshot', '>= 0.0.7.3'
     s.add_dependency 'mini_magick' # for ocr...
     s.add_development_dependency 'rspec' # prefer rspec 2 I guess...
     s.add_development_dependency 'jeweler'

data/TODO

@@ -1,73 +1,77 @@
 == medium ==
 
+  make all players actually play again
+
 == low but actually want to do eventually (me) low prio: just do these...==
 
-  generations the first profanidade...
+  youtube non full screen: work with other browsers
+  slightly more accurate timestamp...
+  can parse IMDB (require they put in the URL by hand)
+  try the new GOCR sources...
+  PISH
+    add stuffs to imdb
 
 == random backlog ... based on user request..remember:  just local files for my own needs...==
-note: just plow forward, to "grab" available ideas...
-  except that for now, just what *I* plan on needing for myself.
 
-refactor: "screen time change", order should be swapped in bin/x
+note: just plow forward, to "grab" available ideas...except that for now, just what *I* 
+  plan on needing for myself (filters for what I need/want).
+
+re-advertise on ruby talk
+
+no money making for now...all volunteer...
+
+an "online anybody can chat while watching this movie" (or anybody can edit this wav and listen to it a overlay...)
 
-auto-play on youtube when it comes up...hmm... (detect)
+an online applet web runnable? Why not?
+  click here to watch your favorite film edited! Just click! [* yea!]
+  a chrome plugin with imdb/community backing :)
 
-able to make it "quieter" at certain parts, arbitrarily...
+code refactors: "screen time change", order should be swapped in bin/x output
+
+auto-play on detect youtube url access...
 
 easier installer for windows: release a zip file that they can just click on a .bat file to run it
   later: it installs/uninstalls appropo
     suggestion: self-extractor
 
-snag the close captioning as a profanity filter?
-
-make it able to use multiple players so I can maximize VLC...
+make it able to use both windowed and maximized VLC (and full screen) seamlessly
 
-blank overlay text like "and you are one awesome klingon"
+can blank overlay with text like "and you are one awesome klingon"
 
 screencast of things helpful (use, creation).
 
-TSR that monitors "oh you're opening a VLC? you're playing the E drive? That's bob's big plan? You're maximized? Full screened? watching x on hulu?"
+TSR that monitors "oh you're opening a VLC? you're playing the E drive? That's bob's big plan? You're maximized? Full screened? watching x on hulu? y on youtube?"
 
-a netflix online player description
+a netflix online player descriptor
   
-add my stuff to imdb...
+add my stuff to imdb...?
 
-an imdb parser?
+make youtube work if you have *several* open
 
 user customizable levels...
   maybe even "I don't like ones that are x, y, z", or "boring level x"
 
-make a redcar installer for their use...
-
-can overlay with a "fuzzer-outer" for specific coordinates somehow or other...
+with VLC/youtube non full screen, it does the annoying mouse thing needlessly (which doesn't bug as much these days...)
 
-advertise like to lay men, to try to popularize
+hulu non full screened descriptor
 
-with VLC non full screen, it does the annoying mouse thing needlessly (which doesn't bug as much these days...)
+can overlay with wav file (would work already for VLC [?], could also "click to mute" for others...hmm...)
 
-youtube/hulu non full screened...hmmm
+fix any/all pending tests...
 
-overlay with wav file (would work for VLC, could also "click to mute" for the others...)
+can permanently black out certain coords to keep things prettier...
 
-fix any pending tests...
-
-can black out certain coords to keep things prettier...
-
-allow x2,y2 for player descriptions...
-
-Linux port (call that good enough for usability on TV's...) between that and a VLC version...
-
-a web runnable? Why not?
-  click here to watch your favorite film edited! Just click!
+Linux port (call that good enough for usability on TV's...), should be...
 
 blank out with specifiable color
   better default color?
 
 Auto mute/blank commercials?
 
-new github username
+transfer ownership to an LLC
+  new github username
 
-replay parts
+replay certain film sections :P
 
 overlay/replace current playback with some url of audio or video
   user editable overlays (like a wiki...)
@@ -76,34 +80,32 @@ control volume programmatically (using mouse) on the player itself.
 control mute programmatically (using mouse) on the player itself.
 control location programmatically (using mouse) on the player itself.
 
-compare timings with a real DVD player...
+compare VLC (and other) timings with a real DVD player...
 
 overlay with an alpha transparent pic
 
 Have a "list of all known movies (url's)" and be able to open (IE et al) to the correct part, and start playing them, and they work...
 
-user-assignable "confidence" (how much time to 'wrap' surround the mutes, etc. to accomodate for slow computers/laggy internet/different players/poor input)
+does my sweet heart have any suggestions? (make it work well for laymen)
 
-does my sweet heart have any suggestions?
+some type of installer that can setup the registry...
 
 auto-assignment of EDL's to media:
+  auto-play option for DVD's (auto-start?)
+    use normal differentiation
+    use spiffy differentiation for DVD's on windows
   DVD's (right click on DVD player, play with scene-skipper?)
   web browser plugin?
-  auto start on DVD insertion (?)
-    and show appropriate scene-lists available based on title/md5 of something?
 
-Programmatically do all of the above, by driving a player with its real API.
+Programmatically do all of the above, by driving VLC with its real API.
   VLC
-    Allow it to record to mp4's somewhere (recordable)
+    Allow it to record somehow (recordable)
      burnable to DVD/CD ...
-     (use VLC's web interface?)
-    
-use spiffy differentiation for DVD's on windows
-
-super easy streamer windows -> {XBOX360, wii, etc..} basically like playon, which appears to have no free equivalent, I guess, though you can 
-  save the files somewhere and stream them (and stream DVD's [?]) using tversity...maybe some other things...hmm...but no netflix!
-  so currently they basically need to run a cable from laptop to PC, for me.  windows laptop, for netflix, though a dedicated box could run things like boxee.
-  so I could create something that's basically windows -> ??? (ushare).  
-  For now it's either a cable, a computer (with its cable), or pay.
-  todo: make a VLC wrapper so it works *if your soundcard supports it*
-    after: make the same work awesome on doze 7 without soundcard support :)
+    use VLC's web interface? telnet?
+    optimize it with best appropriate iframes (LOL)
+
+star trek: generations first profanidade...
+
+"Showing EDL Information During Playback"
+
+integrate with google TV/bravia...maybe...somehow...boxxee?

data/VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-0.9.3
+0.9.4

data/bin/sensible-cinema

@@ -4,12 +4,16 @@ require 'sane'
 
 Thread.abort_on_exception=true #gah
 
-for file in ['overlayer', 'keyboard_input', 'screen_tracker', 'mouse', 'file_chooser']
+for file in ['overlayer', 'keyboard_input', 'screen_tracker', 'mouse', 'file_chooser', 'ocr']
   require_relative '../lib/' + file
 end
 
 $VERBOSE = 1 if ARGV.delete('-v')
 $TEST = 1 if ARGV.delete('-t')  
+if ARGV.delete('--clear-cache')
+  OCR.clear_cache! 
+  puts 'cleared cache'
+end
 
 $stderr.puts 'warning: currently windows only for certain parts currently' unless  ENV['OS'] == 'Windows_NT'
 
@@ -17,63 +21,59 @@ if ARGV.detect{|arg| arg == '-h' || arg == '--help'}
 
   puts <<-END
 
-  syntax: mute_lists.yml [player_description.yml] (or enter nothing to be prompted for files)
+  syntax: player_description.yml|test scene_descriptions_list.yml [-t -v --clear-cache] (or nothing to prompt for files)
   END
     
   for file in Dir[__dir__ + '../zamples/mute*/*']
      puts "\n", "Example file:", file + "\n\n", File.read(file)
   end
   
-  puts '', 'Available files:'
-  for file in Dir[__dir__ + '../zamples/*/*']
-    puts File.expand_path(file) unless File.directory?(file)
-  end
   exit 1
   
 else
  
   # allow for command line filenames
-  
-  scene_list = ARGV.shift
+
+  player_description = ARGV.shift.to_s
+  if !File.exist?(player_description)    
+    puts 'Please Select Computer Player'
+    player_description = FileChooser.choose_file("SELECT COMPUTER PLAYER", __dir__ + "/../zamples/players")
+  end
+
+  scene_list = ARGV.shift.to_s
 
   if scene_list == 'test'
     overlay = nil
     p 'got test...just doing screen dump'
-    $VERBOSE=true # some extra output
+    $VERBOSE=true # adds some extra output
   else
-    if !File.exist? scene_list.to_s
+    if !File.exist? scene_list
       puts 'Select Scene Descriptions file'
       scene_list = FileChooser.choose_file("SELECT SCENE DESCRIPTIONS FILE", __dir__  + "/../zamples/scene_lists")
     end
     
-    unless scene_list
+    if !scene_list
       puts "error: have to specify a scene descriptions file\n    or specify \"test\" on the command line if you just want to snapshot your player"
       exit 1
     end
-    puts 'Selected scene descriptions file ' + File.basename(scene_list) + "\n\t(#{scene_list})"
-    Blanker.startup
     
-  end
-  
-  player_description = ARGV.shift.to_s
-  if !File.exist?(player_description)    
-    puts 'Please Select Computer Player'
-    player_description = FileChooser.choose_file("SELECT COMPUTER PLAYER", __dir__ + "/../zamples/players")
-  end
-  
-  # start it late as it has an annoying startup blip
-  overlay = OverLayer.new(scene_list)
+    puts 'Selected scene descriptions file ' + File.basename(scene_list) + "\n\t(full path: #{scene_list})"
+    Blanker.startup
+    # todo start it late as it has an annoying startup blip
+    overlay = OverLayer.new(scene_list)    
+  end  
   
   if File.exist? player_description.to_s
-    puts 'Selected player ' + File.basename(player_description) + "\n\t(#{player_description})"
+    puts 'Selected player ' + File.basename(player_description) + "\n\t(full path: #{player_description})"
     # this one doesn't use any updates, so just pass in file contents, not filename
     screen_tracker = ScreenTracker.new_from_yaml File.binread(player_description), overlay
     Mouse.jitter_forever_in_own_thread # when this ends you know the snapshot was taken...
     
     # exit early if we just wanted a screen dump...a little kludgey...
     unless overlay
-      puts 'warning--only doing screen dump in T-minus 4s...'      
+      puts 'warning--only doing screen dump in t-minus 4s...'      
       sleep 4
+      puts 'snap!'
       screen_tracker.dump_bmp
       exit 1
     end
@@ -81,14 +81,17 @@ else
   else
     puts 'warning--not using any screen tracking...'
   end
+  
   OCR.unserialize_cache_from_disk # do this every time so we don't delete it if they don't have one...
 
   puts "Opening the curtains... (please play in player now)"
   overlay.start_thread true
   key_input = KeyboardInput.new overlay
   key_input.start_thread # status thread
+  at_exit {
+    Blanker.shutdown # lodo move this and the 'q' key to within overlayer
+    OCR.serialize_cache_to_disk
+  }
   key_input.handle_keystrokes_forever # when this method exits, we want to exit fully...
-  Blanker.shutdown # lodo move this and the 'q' key to within overlayer
-  OCR.serialize_cache_to_disk
   
 end

data/lib/blanker.rb

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ else
     JLabel = javax.swing.JLabel
 
     def self.startup
-      @fr = JFrame.new("blanked section")
+      @fr = JFrame.new("Sensible Cinema blanker-outer overlay window")
       @fr.default_close_operation = JFrame::EXIT_ON_CLOSE
-      @fr.set_size(2000, 2000) # ltodo better size coords ?
+      @fr.set_size(2000, 2000) # ltodo better size ?
       
-      @label = JLabel.new("  Blank section")
+      @label = JLabel.new
       @fr.add(@label)
       @label.repaint
       @label.revalidate

data/lib/keyboard_input.rb

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ class KeyboardInput
  def handle_keystrokes_forever
    raise 'only jruby supported, as it looks just too messy in normal ruby' unless OS.java?
    while(ch = getch)
-     return if ch.in? [3, 113] # ctrl+c, q -> exit
+     exit if ch == 3 # ctrl+c
      # lodo handle arrow keys, too, which is a bit more complicated...
      handle_keystroke ch
    end

data/lib/ocr.rb

@@ -10,10 +10,12 @@ module OCR
   
   # options are :might_be_colon, :should_invert
   def identify_digit memory_bitmap, options = {}
-    require 'mini_magick' # installation woe, but actually pretty fast
+    require 'mini_magick' # here because of installation woe, but actually not a big slowdown
 
     if CACHE.has_key?(memory_bitmap)
       return CACHE[memory_bitmap] unless (defined?($OCR_NO_CACHE) && $OCR_NO_CACHE)
+    else
+      puts 'cache miss' if $DEBUG && $VERBOSE
     end
     if options[:might_be_colon]
       # do processing in-line <sigh>
@@ -31,24 +33,25 @@ module OCR
       # but doesn't want sharpen, for whatever reason...
       # mogrify calls it negate...
       image.negate 
-    else
-      # youtube wants sharpen...
-      image.sharpen(2)
     end
 
     image.format(:pnm)
-    for level in [130, 100, 0] # 130 for vlc, 100 for hulu, 0 for some youtube
+    image.sharpen(2) if options[:sharpen] # hulu does *not* want sharpen, though I haven't checked it too closely...
+
+    previous = nil
+    p options if $DEBUG
+    for level in options[:levels]
       a = `#{GOCR} -l #{level} #{image.path} 2>NUL`
-      # a can be like "_1_\n"
       if a =~ /[0-9]/
+        # it can be like "_1_\n"
         a.strip!
         a.gsub!('_', '')
         a = a.to_i
-        CACHE[memory_bitmap] = a
-        return a
+        return CACHE[memory_bitmap] = a
       end
     end
-    # don't cache it...could use up too much space on accident.
+    # cache failures here, for VLC's hour clock' sake
+    CACHE[memory_bitmap] = nil
     nil
   end
   

data/lib/overlayer.rb

@@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ class OverLayer
   end
   
   def unblank!
+    @just_unblanked = true
     @am_blanked = false
     Blanker.unblank_full_screen!
   end
@@ -89,6 +90,7 @@ class OverLayer
     @cv = ConditionVariable.new
     @file_mtime = nil
     check_reload_yaml
+    @just_unblanked = false
     @start_time = Time.now_f # assume they want to start immediately...
   end
   
@@ -145,7 +147,14 @@ class OverLayer
   end
   
   def timestamp_changed to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil, delta
-    set_seconds OverLayer.translate_string_to_seconds(to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil) + delta if to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil
+    if @just_unblanked
+      # ignore it, since it was probably just caused by the screen blipping
+      # at worse this will put us 1s behind...hmm.
+      @just_unblanked = false
+      p 'ignoring timestamp update ' + to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil if $VERBOSE
+    else
+      set_seconds OverLayer.translate_string_to_seconds(to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil) + delta if to_this_exact_string_might_be_nil
+    end
   end
   
   def self.translate_string_to_seconds s
@@ -176,20 +185,20 @@ class OverLayer
   end
   
   def status
-    time = "Current time: " + cur_english_time
+    time = cur_english_time
     begin
       mute, blank, next_sig = get_current_state
       if next_sig == :done
-        state = " no more actions after this point..."
+        state = " no more after this point..."
       else
-        state = " next action will be at #{translate_time_to_human_readable next_sig}s "
+        state = " next will be at #{translate_time_to_human_readable next_sig}s "
       end
       if blank? or muted?
         state += "(" + [muted? ? "muted" : nil, blank? ? "blanked" : nil ].compact.join(' ') + ") "
       end
     end
     check_reload_yaml
-    time + state + "(r,d,v, or q to quit): "
+    time + state + "(r [or q to quit]): "
   end
 
   def keyboard_input char
@@ -201,6 +210,9 @@ class OverLayer
       when 's' then 1
       when 'S' then -1
       when 't' then 0.1
+      when 'q' then
+        puts '','quitting'
+        exit(1)        
       when 'T' then -0.1
       when 'v' then
         $VERBOSE = !$VERBOSE

data/lib/screen_tracker.rb

@@ -7,19 +7,18 @@ class ScreenTracker
   
   def self.new_from_yaml yaml, callback
     settings = YAML.load yaml
-    # heigth is shared...
-    height = settings["height"]
-    digits = settings["digits"]
-    return new(settings["name"], settings["x"], settings["y"], settings["width"], settings["height"], digits, callback)
+    return new(settings["name"], settings["x"], settings["y"], settings["width"], 
+        settings["height"], settings["use_class_name"], settings["digits"], callback)
   end
   
   attr_accessor :hwnd
   
   # digits are like {:hours => [100,5], :minute_tens, :minute_ones, :second_tens, :second_ones}
   # digits share the height start point, have their own x and width...
-  def initialize name_or_regex,x,y,width,height,digits=nil,callback=nil
+  def initialize name_or_regex,x,y,width,height,use_class_name=nil,digits=nil,callback=nil
     # cache to save us 0.00445136 per time LOL
     @name_or_regex = name_or_regex
+    @use_class_name = use_class_name
     get_hwnd
     pps 'height', height, 'width', width if $VERBOSE
     raise 'poor dimentia' if width <= 0 || height <= 0
@@ -36,7 +35,9 @@ class ScreenTracker
     @x = x; @y = y; @x2 = x+width; @y2 = y+height; @callback = callback    
     @max_x = max_x
     raise 'poor width or wrong window' if @x2 > max_x  || @x2 == x
-    raise 'poor height or wrong window' if @y2 > max_y || @y2 == y
+    if @y2 > max_y || @y2 == y
+      raise 'poor height or wrong window' 
+    end
     @digits = digits
     @displayed_warning = false
     pps 'using x',@x, 'from x', x, 'y', @y, 'from y', y,'x2',@x2,'y2',@y2,'digits', @digits if $VERBOSE
@@ -45,19 +46,22 @@ class ScreenTracker
   def get_hwnd
     if @name_or_regex.to_s.downcase == 'desktop'
       # full screen option
+      assert !@use_class_name # not an option
       @hwnd = hwnd = Win32::Screenshot::BitmapMaker.desktop_window
+      return
     else
-      @hwnd = Win32::Screenshot::BitmapMaker.hwnd(@name_or_regex)
+      @hwnd = Win32::Screenshot::BitmapMaker.hwnd(@name_or_regex, @use_class_name)
     end
 
+    # allow ourselves the 'found it message' selectively
     unless @hwnd
       until @hwnd
-        print 'perhaps not running yet? [%s]' % @name_or_regex
+        print 'perhaps not running yet? [%s]' % @name_or_regex.inspect
         sleep 1
         STDOUT.flush
-        @hwnd = Win32::Screenshot::BitmapMaker.hwnd(@name_or_regex)
+        @hwnd = Win32::Screenshot::BitmapMaker.hwnd(@name_or_regex, @use_class_name)
       end
-      puts 'found window'
+      puts 're-found window'
     end
 
   end
@@ -77,18 +81,16 @@ class ScreenTracker
   def dump_bmp filename = 'dump.bmp'
     File.binwrite filename, get_bmp
     File.binwrite 'all.' + filename, get_full_bmp
-    dump_digits
+    dump_digits get_digits_as_bitmaps if @digits
   end
   
-  def dump_digits
-    if @digits
+  def dump_digits digits
       @digit_count ||= 1
-      @digit_count += 1
       for type, bitmap in get_digits_as_bitmaps
         File.binwrite type.to_s + '.' + @digit_count.to_s + '.bmp', bitmap
       end
-      print 'wrote digits:', @digit_count, "\n"
-    end
+      print 'debug dumped digits that Im about to parse:', @digit_count, "\n"
+      @digit_count += 1
   end
   
   DIGIT_TYPES = [:hours, :minute_tens, :minute_ones, :second_tens, :second_ones]
@@ -150,9 +152,17 @@ class ScreenTracker
   
   def attempt_to_get_time_from_screen
     out = {}
-    dump_digits if $DEBUG            
-    digits = get_digits_as_bitmaps # 0.08s [!] not too accurate...ltodo
+    # force it to have two matching in a row, to avoid race conditions grabbing the digits...
+    previous = nil # 0.08s [!] not too accurate...ltodo
     start = Time.now
+    until previous == (temp = get_digits_as_bitmaps)
+      previous = temp
+      sleep 0.05 # allow youtube to update (sigh)
+      # lodo it should probably poll *before* this, not here...maybe?
+    end
+    digits = previous
+    
+    dump_digits(digits) if $DEBUG            
     DIGIT_TYPES.each{|type|
       if digits[type]
         digit = identify_digit(digits[type])
@@ -162,18 +172,19 @@ class ScreenTracker
             @a += 1
             @already_wrote ||= {}
             unless @already_wrote[digits[type]]
-              p 'unable to identify capture!' + type.to_s + @a.to_s
+              p 'unable to identify capture!' + type.to_s + @a.to_s + ' capture no:' + @digit_count.to_s
               File.binwrite("bad_digit#{@a}#{type}.bmp", digits[type]) unless type == :hours
               @already_wrote[digits[type]] = true
             end
           end
           if type == :hours
-            digit = 0 # this one can fail in VLC
+            digit = 0 # this one can fail and that's ok in VLC bottom right
           else
-            # early return
-            p 'identity failure ' + type.to_s if $VERBOSE
+            # early failure return
             return
           end
+        else
+          p " got digit #{type} as #{digit} which was captured as #{@digit_count} " if $DEBUG
         end
         out[type] = digit
       else

data/never_do

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+== well, probably never :P ==
+
+allow x2,y2 for player descriptions...
+
+user-assignable "confidence" (how much time to 'wrap' surround the mutes, etc. to accomodate for slow computers/laggy internet/different players/poor input)
+
+able to make it "quieter" at certain parts, arbitrarily...
+
+OCR the captioning as an auto profanity filter?
+
+can overlay with a "fuzzer-outer" for specific coordinates somehow or other...
+
+super easy streamer windows -> {XBOX360, wii, etc..} basically playon.tv competitor, which appears to have no free equivalent, I guess, though you can 
+  Currently it's either a cable, a computer (with its cable), or "ask me for this it might already work"
+  todo: refit a VLC version that works *if your soundcard supports it*
+    test it on the home PC--does it already work? (i.e. can work OOTB with right card)...
+    after: make the same work awesome on doze 7 without quality soundcard :)
+    make it work with ps3ms?
+    make it work from mac...
+    make it work seamlessly with all (XBOX360, wii x2, PS3, bravia)
+    also make it into a low quality "skype recorder"
+    also can I use a "lesser, faster encoder" to get higher resolution?
+      is it faster with ffdshow? mencoder?
+    blu-ray
+      over wired (?)
+        LAN?
+        does blu-ray work with HDMI well?

data/spec/ocr.spec.rb

@@ -10,38 +10,51 @@ describe OCR do
     OCR.version.should_not be_blank
   end
   
-  Dir['images/*[0-9].bmp'].each{ |file|
+  Dir['images/*[0-9].bmp'].sort_by{|f| File.stat(f).mtime}.reverse.each{ |file|
     it "should be able to OCR #{file}" do
+      p file if $DEBUG
       options = {}
       options[:should_invert] = true if file =~ /hulu/
+      options[:sharpen] = true if file =~ /youtube/
+      
+      # 130 for vlc, 100 for hulu, 0 for some youtube full screen
+      # 200, 250 for youtube "light"
+      degrees = {'vlc' => [130], 'hulu' => [100], 'youtube' => [0], 'youtube_light' => [200, 250]}
+      file =~ /(vlc|hulu|youtube_light|youtube)/
+      options[:levels] = degrees[$1]
+      assert options[:levels]
       file =~ /(.)\.bmp/
       expected_digit = $1.to_i
-      if OCR.identify_digit(File.binread(file), options) != expected_digit
+      got_digit = OCR.identify_digit(File.binread(file), options)
+      if got_digit != expected_digit
         p "fail:" + file
         begin
-          require 'ruby-debug'
-          debugger
+          #require 'ruby-debug'
+          #debugger
           OCR.identify_digit(File.binread(file), options)
         rescue LoadError
           puts 'unable to load ruby-debug'
         end
-        fail
+        got_digit.should == expected_digit
       end
     end
   }
   
   it "should be able to grab a colon" do
-    pending "caring about colons" do
-      OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/colon.bmp"), :might_be_colon => true).should == ":"
-    end
+    pending "caring about colons"
+    OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/colon.bmp"), :might_be_colon => true, :levels => [130]).should == ":"    
   end
   
   def read_digit
-    OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/youtube_3_0.bmp"))
+     OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/youtube_3_0.bmp"), :sharpen => true, :levels => [130])
   end
   
   it "should return nil if it can't identify a digit" do
-    OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/black.bmp")).should be_nil
+    read_all_black.should be_nil
+  end
+  
+  def read_all_black
+    OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/black.bmp"),:levels => [130])
   end
   
   context "cache" do
@@ -62,8 +75,8 @@ describe OCR do
     end
     
     it "should not cache results for failed reads" do
-      original_time = Benchmark.realtime { OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/black.bmp")) }
-      new_time = Benchmark.realtime { 3.times { OCR.identify_digit(File.binread("images/black.bmp"))} }
+      original_time = Benchmark.realtime { read_all_black }
+      new_time = Benchmark.realtime { 3.times { read_all_black} }
       new_time.should be > original_time
     end    
     

data/spec/screen_tracker.spec.rb

@@ -8,18 +8,19 @@ describe ScreenTracker do
     SILENCE = /silence.*VLC/
    
     def start_vlc
-      # unfortunately this is run before every context with rspec 1.3...
+      # unfortunately this is run before every context [bug] with rspec 1.3...
       unless $pid1
         assert !$pid1
-        # enforce we only have at most one running at a time...
+        # enforce we only have at most one running...
         begin
           Win32::Screenshot.window(SILENCE, 0) {}
-          raise Exception.new('must kill old vlcs first')
+          raise Exception.new('must close existing vlcs first')
         rescue
           silence = File.expand_path("./silence.wav").gsub("/", "\\")
-          Dir.chdir("/program files/VideoLan/VLC") do; IO.popen("vlc.exe #{silence}").pid; end # work around for jruby...
-          sleep 4          
-          $pid1 = GetPid.get_process_id_from_window(Win32::Screenshot::Util.window_hwnd(SILENCE)) # more jruby work-arounds...
+          Dir.chdir("/program files/VideoLan/VLC") do; IO.popen("vlc.exe #{silence}").pid; end # includes a work around for jruby...
+          until $pid1
+            $pid1 = GetPid.get_process_id_from_window(Win32::Screenshot::Util.window_hwnd(SILENCE)) rescue nil
+          end
         end
       end
     end
@@ -169,9 +170,10 @@ describe ScreenTracker do
 
         it "should be able to disk dump snapshotted digits" do
           @a.dump_bmp
-          Pathname.new('minute_tens.bmp').should exist
-          Pathname.new('minute_tens.bmp').size.should be > 0
-          Pathname.new('hours.bmp').should_not exist
+          # what is the right number here?
+          Pathname.new('minute_tens.1.bmp').should exist
+          Pathname.new('minute_tens.1.bmp').size.should be > 0
+          Pathname.new('hours.1.bmp').should_not exist
         end
 
         it "should use OCR against the changes appropriately" do
@@ -182,22 +184,46 @@ describe ScreenTracker do
           output[1].should be_a Float
         end
         
-        it "should be ok with a failed hours image" do
+        it "should be ok with a non-existent hours image" do
           @a.stub!(:get_digits_as_bitmaps) do
-            four = File.binread('images/4.bmp')
+            four = File.binread('images/vlc_4.bmp')
+            black = File.binread('images/black.bmp')
             {:minute_tens=>four,:second_tens => four, :second_ones => four, :minute_ones => four,
-              :hours => File.binread('images/black.bmp')}
+              :hours => black}
           end
           @a.attempt_to_get_time_from_screen[0].should == "0:44:44"
         end
         
+        it "should track the screen until it stabilizes" do
+          time_through = 0
+          four = File.binread('images/vlc_4.bmp')
+          black = File.binread('images/black.bmp')
+          times_read=0
+          @a.stub!(:get_digits_as_bitmaps) do
+            time_through += 1
+            if time_through == 1
+              {:minute_tens=>four}
+            elsif time_through == 2
+              {:minute_tens=>black}
+            else
+             times_read += 1
+              {:minute_tens=>four,:second_tens => four, :second_ones => four, :minute_ones => four,
+                :hours => four}              
+            end
+          end
+          
+          @a.attempt_to_get_time_from_screen[0].should == "4:44:44"
+          times_read.should == 2
+        
+        end
+        
         context "with an OCR that can change from hour to minutes during ads" do
           it "should detect this change"
         end
 
-        it "should be able to use invert on images" do
-          @a = ScreenTracker.new(SILENCE, -111, -16, 86, 13,
-            {:should_invert => true, :hours => nil, :minute_tens => [-90,7], :minute_ones => [-82, 7], :second_tens => [-72, 7], :second_ones => [-66, 7]} )
+        it "should be able to use invert on captured images" do
+          @a = ScreenTracker.new(SILENCE, 100, 100, 10, 10, false,
+            {:should_invert => true, :second_ones => [-66, 7]} )
           got_it = nil
           OCR.stub!(:identify_digit) {|*args|
             got_it = args
@@ -217,6 +243,12 @@ describe ScreenTracker do
           old_handle.should_not == @a.hwnd
         end
         
+        it "should be able to track via class_name" do
+            a = ScreenTracker.new(SILENCE,10,10,20,20)
+            b = ScreenTracker.new(/qwidget/i,10,10,20,20, true, {:second_ones => [-66, 7]})
+            a.hwnd.should == b.hwnd
+        end
+        
       end
 
       def kill_vlc

data/zamples/players/{how_to_create_a_new_player_description.txt → how_to_create_more.txt}

@@ -14,4 +14,11 @@ NB that the clock coords can have negative start offsets, which mean "distance f
 NB that you can specify "desktop" for the window name, meaning full screen.  This is easier, though not necessarily better,
 than finding out the real way.
 
+Here is how to specify a regex anywhere:
+
+!ruby/regexp /abc/
+
+like
+key_name: !ruby/regexp /abc/
+
 Post back with difficulties and/or questions.

data/zamples/players/vlc/full_screened_total_length_over_an_hour.yml

@@ -21,4 +21,7 @@ digits:
       :second_ones:
       - -55
       - 6      
+      :levels:
+      - 130
+
 

data/zamples/players/vlc/{vlc_windows_total_length_over_an_hour.yml → windowed_total_length_over_an_hour.yml}

@@ -19,4 +19,8 @@ digits:
       - 6
       :second_ones:
       - -76
-      - 7    
+      - 7
+      :levels:
+      - 130
+
+

data/zamples/players/vlc/{non_full_screened_total_length_under_an_hour.yml → windowed_total_length_under_an_hour.yml}

@@ -16,4 +16,6 @@ digits:
       - 7
       :second_ones:
       - -66
-      - 7      
+      - 7
+      :levels:
+      - 130

data/zamples/players/youtube/full_screened_1024x768.yml

@@ -15,3 +15,6 @@ digits:
       :second_ones:
       - 96
       - 8
+      :levels:
+      - 200
+      - 250

data/zamples/players/youtube/normal_in_youtube.com.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+name: !ruby/regexp /nativewindowclass/i
+use_class_name: true
+x: 71
+y : -18
+width: 23
+height: 11
+digits:
+      :hours:
+      :minute_tens:
+      :minute_ones:
+      - 72
+      - 8
+      :second_tens:
+      - 82
+      - 6
+      :second_ones:
+      - 88
+      - 6
+      :levels:
+      - 200
+      - 250
+      :sharpen: true

data/zamples/scene_lists/White Christmas.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+# comments can go after the # on each line
+mutes:
+  23:03 : 23:05 # all "religious references"
+  23:12 : 23:14
+  37:02 : 37:03
+  37:10 : 37:12
+  51:20 : 51:21
+  51:27 : 51:28
+
+blank_outs:
+  58:09 : 1:04:03 # skimpy dancing/costumes in the background
+  
+title: White Christmas
+source: VLC 
+non_got_yet: some of the same material in the previews (it's still there), a few scenes with skimpier clothing

data/zamples/scene_lists/all_dogs_go_to_heaven_dvd.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+mutes:
+  # none yet
+  
+blank_outs:
+  10:22.5 : 10:24 # dancing mardi gras girl
+
+title: All Dogs Go to Heaven
+source: DVD/vlc
+not_listed: a good quantity of name calling like "moron"

data/zamples/scene_lists/category descriptions.yml

@@ -1,11 +1,15 @@
 "profanity categories, so you don't have to write them":
 
- religious exclamation weak:
-    oh my gosh, etc. (anything euphemized)
+ euphemized:
+   oh my gosh, dang, etc. (these prolly aren't as important to note)
+
+ religious reference:
+   "lord have mercy" 
 
  religious exclamation:
     da**...
     he**
+
  religious exclamation deity:
     oh my **** 
     g** d*** ***

data/zamples/scene_lists/{example_scene_list.yml → example_scene_descriptions_list.yml}

@@ -1,24 +1,26 @@
-# comments can go after the # on each line
-mutes:
-  2.0 : 3.0 
-  4.0 : 5.0 # mute from second 4 to second 5
-  9.0 : 13.0 # mute from second 9 to second 13
-  44.0 : 50.0 # mute for 6 seconds starting at second 44
-  # This next means mute from one minute to one minute one second
-  1:00 : 1:01
-  10:01 : 10:02 # mute from ten minutes, one second to ten minutes, 2 seconds
-  # if you use decimals, you'll have to put them in quotes
-  # 01:01:01.05 (for one hour, one minute, one second and a half) does not work
-  # "01:01:01.05" does
-  "01:01:00.5" : "01:01:01.5" # mute from one hour one minute and a half second to one hour one minute and 1.5s
-  
-blank_outs:
-  "00:15" : "00:18" # blank from second 15 to 18
-  01:01 : "01:02.0" # blank from one minute one second to one minute two seconds, etc.
-  1:00:00 : 1:00:30 # note also that if you blank something out it isn't muted unless you *also* add it to the mute list, above. Message me if you want that changed.
-  
-title: Forever Strong 
-source: Hulu # these aren't required fields -- mutes and blank_outs are
-something_else: "for now you can add whatever categories you want, like what_it_would_now_be_rated 
-what_aspects_were_not_able_to_be_removed, url, DVD label, etc, though in reality the only required ones are mutes and blank_outs"
-
+# comments can go after the # on each line
+mutes:
+  2.0 : 3.0 
+  4.0 : 5.0 # mute from second 4 to second 5
+  9.0 : 13.0 # mute from second 9 to second 13
+  44.0 : 50.0 # mute for 6 seconds starting at second 44
+  # This next means mute from one minute to one minute one second
+  1:00 : 1:01
+  10:01 : 10:02 # mute from ten minutes, one second to ten minutes, 2 seconds
+  # if you use decimals, you'll have to put them in quotes
+  # 01:01:01.05 (for one hour, one minute, one second and a half) does not work
+  # "01:01:01.05" does
+  "01:01:00.5" : "01:01:01.5" # mute from one hour one minute and a half second to one hour one minute and 1.5s
+  # items can be out of chronological order
+  2.0 : 3.0 
+
+blank_outs:
+  "00:15" : "00:18" # blank from second 15 to 18
+  01:01 : "01:02.0" # blank from one minute one second to one minute two seconds, etc.
+  1:00:00 : 1:00:30 # note also that if you blank something out it isn't muted unless you *also* add it to the mute list, above. Message me if you want that changed.
+  
+title: Forever Strong 
+source: Hulu # these aren't required fields -- mutes and blank_outs are
+something_else: "for now you can add whatever categories you want, like what_it_would_now_be_rated 
+what_aspects_were_not_able_to_be_removed, url, DVD label, etc, though in reality the only required ones are mutes and blank_outs"
+

data/zamples/scene_lists/gummy_bear_song_youtube.yml

@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
-mutes:
-  # none
-blank_outs:
-  "0:01:02" : "0:01:06" # bum waggin'
-  
-title: The Gummy Bear Song - Long English Version (probably works with other languages')
-source: youtube
+mutes:
+  # none
+blank_outs:
+  "0:01:02" : "0:01:06.5" # bum waggin'
+  0:02:17.5 : 0:02:19
+  
+title: The Gummy Bear Song - Long English Version (probably works with other languages')
+source: youtube
 url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=astISOttCQ0

data/zamples/scene_lists/nuki_song_youtube.yml

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-mutes:
-  # none
-blank_outs:
-  # bum wigglin'
-  "00:46.5" : "00:48.5" 
-  "02:18.5" : "02:20"
-title: Nuki Song
-source: youtube
-url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd12hR68sWM
+mutes:
+  # none
+blank_outs:
+  # bum wigglin'
+  "00:46.5" : "00:49" 
+  "02:18.5" : "02:20"
+title: Nuki Song
+source: youtube
+url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd12hR68sWM

metadata

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
   segments: 
   - 0
   - 9
-  - 3
-  version: 0.9.3
+  - 4
+  version: 0.9.4
 platform: ruby
 authors: 
 - Roger Pack
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ autorequire:
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
 
-date: 2010-08-18 00:00:00 -06:00
+date: 2010-09-12 00:00:00 -06:00
 default_executable: sensible-cinema
 dependencies: 
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency 
@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ dependencies:
         segments: 
         - 0
         - 0
-        - 6
+        - 7
         - 3
-        version: 0.0.6.3
+        version: 0.0.7.3
   type: :runtime
   version_requirements: *id002
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency 
@@ -141,10 +141,10 @@ files:
 - lib/ocr.rb
 - lib/overlayer.rb
 - lib/screen_tracker.rb
+- never_do
 - spec/blanker.spec.rb
 - spec/common.rb
 - spec/convert_image.rb
-- spec/images/4.bmp
 - spec/images/black.bmp
 - spec/images/colon.bmp
 - spec/images/hulu_0.bmp
@@ -160,6 +160,7 @@ files:
 - spec/images/hulu_8.bmp
 - spec/images/hulu_slash.bmp
 - spec/images/vlc_0.bmp
+- spec/images/vlc_2_4.bmp
 - spec/images/vlc_2_6.bmp
 - spec/images/vlc_4.bmp
 - spec/images/vlc_5.bmp
@@ -169,6 +170,7 @@ files:
 - spec/images/youtube_0.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_1.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_2_0.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_2_3.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_2_5.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_2_6.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_3_0.bmp
@@ -176,6 +178,15 @@ files:
 - spec/images/youtube_4_0.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_5.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_6.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_0.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_2_1.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_2_3.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_4.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_4_3.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_5.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_5_0.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_8.bmp
+- spec/images/youtube_light_9.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_small_0.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_small_2.bmp
 - spec/images/youtube_small_2_0.bmp
@@ -212,18 +223,21 @@ files:
 - vendor/imagemagick/msvcp90.dll
 - vendor/imagemagick/msvcr90.dll
 - vendor/imagemagick/vcomp90.dll
-- zamples/players/how_to_create_a_new_player_description.txt
+- zamples/players/how_to_create_more.txt
 - zamples/players/hulu/total_length_over_an_hour.yml
 - zamples/players/vlc/full_screened_total_length_over_an_hour.yml
-- zamples/players/vlc/non_full_screened_total_length_under_an_hour.yml
-- zamples/players/vlc/vlc_windows_total_length_over_an_hour.yml
+- zamples/players/vlc/windowed_total_length_over_an_hour.yml
+- zamples/players/vlc/windowed_total_length_under_an_hour.yml
 - zamples/players/youtube/full_screened_1024x768.yml
 - zamples/players/youtube/full_screened_1152x864.yml
 - zamples/players/youtube/full_screened_1680x1050.yml
+- zamples/players/youtube/normal_in_youtube.com.yml
 - zamples/players/youtube/note_these_assume_less_than_10_minutes_length.txt
+- zamples/scene_lists/White Christmas.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/all_dogs_go_to_heaven_dvd.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/category descriptions.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/disney_cars.yml
-- zamples/scene_lists/example_scene_list.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/example_scene_descriptions_list.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/gummy_bear_song_youtube.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/happy_feet_dvd.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/labyrinth.yml