sensible-cinema 0.9.4 → 0.9.7

data/README

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ It then tracks whichever player you are using, and mutes or blanks out the syste
 during the scenes specified.
 
 It works out of the box with the hulu and VLC players on windows.  It isn't hard to 
-add new players, and probably wouldn't be too hard to add more operating systems.
+add new players, and probably wouldn't be too hard to add more operating systems etc.
 
 == How to Use ==
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ It will proceed do a few "demo" mutes and blank outs.
 
 To program sensible-cinema, you create a scene description list it can use.
 
-An Edit Decision List (EDL) looks something like this trivial example:
+A Program Description List (Edit Decision List--EDL) looks something like this 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.
@@ -66,27 +66,34 @@ To create it, basically you notice something you want to add to the list, add it
 in your media player, and it should now be muted/blanked out automatically.
 
 So here is a way to create your scene descriptions file.
-First create a new file [2], and now select it for use in sensible-cinema (even though it's still blank).
-Now "preview" your movie.  As you do, you're going to add scenes to that file, and then test your additions.
 
-So as you watch when you encounter a questionable scene, go back several seconds using your player's 
-controls.  When you encounter it again, track its beginning and ending time.  One way to do this
+First create a new file 
+
+The easiest way to do this is to start sensible-cinema, then instead of choosing an existing file,
+"right click" on the existing file "example_scene_list.yml" and choose "Copy"
+now right click below the list of files and choose "paste"
+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).
+Note that you can edit this file *on the fly* while the player is editing.  It will catch 
+changes as the file is saved and apply them.
+
+Now select it for use in sensible-cinema (even though it's still blank).
+Now "screen" your movie.  As you watch it, you're going to add scenes to 
+that file, and then re-watch the scene to test your additions.
+
+As you watch when you encounter a questionable scene, go back several seconds using your player's 
+controls.  When you encounter it once again, track its beginning and ending time.  One way to do this
 is to, just before and just after the scene, hit the space bar *in the sensible-cinema window*.  
 Hitting the space bar outputs the current time.  If you hit it twice, once before and once after, 
 you should now have two reasonably accurate "timestamps" displayed.
-Add the beginning and ending times to your scene descriptions file (changes will be automatically picked up), 
-then review your additions by rewinding your player and letting it play through the scene in question again.
-It should now skip it appropriately.  If not, adjust your timestamps and try again.
+Add the beginning and end times to your scene description file (changes will be automatically picked up), 
+then review your additions by rewinding your player and letting it play through the scene again.
+It should now skip it (play it "sensibly").  If not, adjust your timestamps and try again.
 
-Once you're done then you can contribute your scene descriptions file if desired, back to the project [1].
+Once you're done then you can contribute your scene descriptions file if desired, back to the project itself [1].
 
 [1] http://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema/issues
-[2] The easiest way to do this is to start sensible-cinema, then instead of choosing an existing file,
-"right click" on the existing file "example_scene_list.yml" and choose "Copy"
-now right click below the list of files and choose "paste"
-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 ==
 
@@ -162,7 +169,7 @@ http://forum.bsplayer.com/feature-requests-feedback-suggestions/7157-chapter-pla
 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://clearplay.com similar, but commercial (closed source, costs money, no user contribution), and only for DVD's (uses its own DVD-player).
 
 though none of them are universal like this one is :)
 

data/TODO

@@ -9,21 +9,40 @@
   can parse IMDB (require they put in the URL by hand)
   try the new GOCR sources...
   PISH
-    add stuffs to imdb
+    add stuffs to imdb hmmm
+  more often yell at them "not working"
 
 == random backlog ... based on user request..remember:  just local files for my own needs...==
 
+"just choose VLCx55" LOL
+
+itunes video on demand
+
+blockbuster "rent" on demand, online
+
+beep at them when not tracking [?]
+
 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...
+a real website
+
+advertise on ruby flow
+
+no money making for now...all volunteer...more respectful.
+  or make it so it can work with an editor of some kind...like a "save here" command line snip this tuck that.
+    probably only possible after creating the desktop streamer hmm
 
-an "online anybody can chat while watching this movie" (or anybody can edit this wav and listen to it a overlay...)
+integrate with librivox' audio so you can avoid profanity in classics.  Somehow.  This would be nice for portable players.
+
+itunes player for profanity (music)?
+
+an "online anybody can chat while watching this movie" (or anybody can edit this wav and listen to it as overlay...) prefer the latter.
 
 an online applet web runnable? Why not?
-  click here to watch your favorite film edited! Just click! [* yea!]
+  click here to watch your favorite film edited on hulu! Just click! [* yea!]
   a chrome plugin with imdb/community backing :)
 
 code refactors: "screen time change", order should be swapped in bin/x output
@@ -44,7 +63,7 @@ TSR that monitors "oh you're opening a VLC? you're playing the E drive? That's b
 
 a netflix online player descriptor
   
-add my stuff to imdb...?
+add my stuff to imdb...? wiki ?
 
 make youtube work if you have *several* open
 
@@ -75,6 +94,7 @@ replay certain film sections :P
 
 overlay/replace current playback with some url of audio or video
   user editable overlays (like a wiki...)
+  realtime overlays (like group chat for those watching the film...)
 
 control volume programmatically (using mouse) on the player itself.
 control mute programmatically (using mouse) on the player itself.
@@ -108,4 +128,12 @@ star trek: generations first profanidade...
 
 "Showing EDL Information During Playback"
 
-integrate with google TV/bravia...maybe...somehow...boxxee?
+integrate with google TV/bravia...maybe...somehow...boxxee?
+  itunes TV, 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 else does python do that we can learn from? can we combine projects somehow, perhaps? 
+
+make an index of watchable on imdb based on stars (?)
+
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RiffTrax

data/VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-0.9.4
+0.9.7

data/bin/sensible-cinema

@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+#!/usr/bin/ruby
+
 puts 'Welcome to Sensible Cinema...'
 require 'rubygems'
 require 'sane'
@@ -37,7 +39,7 @@ else
   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")
+    player_description = FileChooser.choose_file("    SELECT COMPUTER PLAYER", __dir__ + "/../zamples/players")
   end
 
   scene_list = ARGV.shift.to_s
@@ -49,7 +51,7 @@ else
   else
     if !File.exist? scene_list
       puts 'Select Scene Descriptions file'
-      scene_list = FileChooser.choose_file("SELECT SCENE DESCRIPTIONS FILE", __dir__  + "/../zamples/scene_lists")
+      scene_list = FileChooser.choose_file("    SELECT SCENE DESCRIPTIONS FILE", __dir__  + "/../zamples/scene_lists/dvds")
     end
     
     if !scene_list
@@ -67,7 +69,7 @@ else
     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...
+    Mouse.jitter_forever_in_own_thread # when this ends you know a snapshot was taken...
     
     # exit early if we just wanted a screen dump...a little kludgey...
     unless overlay

data/lib/screen_tracker.rb

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ class ScreenTracker
           end
           return got
         else
-          puts 'screen time change only detected...'
+          puts 'screen time change only detected... [unexpected]'
           return
         end
       end

data/never_do

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-== well, probably never :P ==
+== well, probably never care enough to ever do these :P ==
 
 allow x2,y2 for player descriptions...
 
@@ -6,10 +6,12 @@ user-assignable "confidence" (how much time to 'wrap' surround the mutes, etc. t
 
 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...
 
+"tivo" for BYU-TV or what not.  Tell it when, it records it for you (cut? uncut?)
+
+amazon video on demand
+
 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*
@@ -24,4 +26,6 @@ super easy streamer windows -> {XBOX360, wii, etc..} basically playon.tv competi
     blu-ray
       over wired (?)
         LAN?
-        does blu-ray work with HDMI well?
+        does blu-ray work with HDMI well?
+        
+"If someone builds an app that will allow Google TV to stream video from my computer's iTunes collection, it *could* be worth the investment."     

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

@@ -21,4 +21,4 @@ Here is how to specify a regex anywhere:
 like
 key_name: !ruby/regexp /abc/
 
-Post back with difficulties and/or questions.
+Post back with difficulties and/or questions.  You may need to tweak the unit tests for the OCR engine, too.  Non-trivial.

data/zamples/scene_lists/category descriptions.yml

@@ -1,27 +1,34 @@
 "profanity categories, so you don't have to write them":
 
- euphemized:
-   oh my gosh, dang, etc. (these prolly aren't as important to note)
-
+ euphemization: (these prolly aren't as important to note)
+  1 oh my gosh
+  2 dang
+  3 crap
+  
  religious reference:
-   "lord have mercy" 
+  1 "L*** have mercy"
 
  religious exclamation:
-    da**...
-    he**
+  1  da**
+  2  he**
 
  religious exclamation deity:
-    oh my **** 
-    g** d*** ***
+  1  oh my **** 
+  2  g** d***
+    
+ bodily function mild:
+   1 crap
+   2 suck(s)
     
- bodily function slang:
-    poop, crap, crud, suck
  bodily function strong:
-    s***
+   1 s***
     
  innuendo:
-   language that has sexual overtones  
+   language that has sexual overtones
+  
  sexual profanity:
-   f***
- body parts:
-   dick, etc.
+   1 f***
+  
+ body stuff:
+   1 a**
+   2 dick

data/zamples/scene_lists/{disney_cars.yml → dvds/disney_cars.yml}

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ player: VLC
 mutes:
   # one hour one minute and a half second to one hour one minute and 1.5s
   "0:34:35" : "0:34:35" # "may doc have mercy on your soul"
-  "36:09" : "36:11" # she just likes me for muh body
+  "36:09" : "36:11" # likes me for muh body
   "37:05" : "37:06" # Mater makes a fart noise when discussing gas
   "40:16" : "40:18" # ...good look at that sexy hot-rod
   "44:24" : "44:46" # hill billy hxxx

data/zamples/scene_lists/dvds/making marriage work.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+# comments can go after the # on each line
+mutes:
+  19:51 : 19:52  #religious exclamation#
+  
+blank_outs:
+  
+
+title: making marriage work
+

data/zamples/scene_lists/example_scene_descriptions_list.yml

@@ -1,26 +1,30 @@
-# comments can go after the # on each line
+# comment and descriptions can go after a # on each line.  See http://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema for complete creation instructions
 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 
+  "00:00:01" : "00:00:02" # mute from second 1 to second 2
+  # so an example would be:  
+  "00:00:01" : "00:00:02" # profanity: dang
+  "01:01:00" : "01:02:00" # mute from one hour one minute to one hour two minutes
+  # note: items can be out of chronological order
 
 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.
+  # this first one blanks (by overlaying *over* the video, a black window)
+  # from one hour one minute to one hour two minutes, like:
+  "01:01:00" : "01:02:00" # "sex scene"
+  # you can also use fractions, like 3 minutes 3 seconds and a half to 3 minutes 4 seconds and a half:
+  "00:03:03.5" : "00:03:04.5"
+  # if you don't want to be explicit, you can reference a *number*
+  # from the category descriptions.yml file, like
+  "01:01:00" : "01:02:00" # "bodily function strong # 1"
+  # instead of
+  "01:01:00" : "01:02:00" # s***
   
-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"
-
+  # (if it's not there then just write it in your file and I'll add it later, or notify me)
+  
+# you can also add other notes, too, like title, source, whatever you want
+# these are basically free form and not used for anything else yet
+missing_content: "this doesn't list some mild name calling"
+title: Forever Strong
+source: Hulu
+url: http://www.byutv.org/watch/1790-100
+possible_new_rating: PG
+whatever_else_you_want: "this is the old version of the film"

metadata

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
   segments: 
   - 0
   - 9
-  - 4
-  version: 0.9.4
+  - 7
+  version: 0.9.7
 platform: ruby
 authors: 
 - Roger Pack
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ autorequire:
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
 
-date: 2010-09-12 00:00:00 -06:00
+date: 2010-10-08 00:00:00 -06:00
 default_executable: sensible-cinema
 dependencies: 
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency 
@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ files:
 - vendor/imagemagick/msvcp90.dll
 - vendor/imagemagick/msvcr90.dll
 - vendor/imagemagick/vcomp90.dll
-- zamples/players/how_to_create_more.txt
+- zamples/players/how_to_create_more_players.txt
 - zamples/players/hulu/total_length_over_an_hour.yml
 - zamples/players/vlc/full_screened_total_length_over_an_hour.yml
 - zamples/players/vlc/windowed_total_length_over_an_hour.yml
@@ -233,14 +233,15 @@ files:
 - 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/dvds/White Christmas.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/dvds/all_dogs_go_to_heaven_dvd.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/dvds/disney_cars.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/dvds/happy_feet_dvd.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/dvds/labyrinth.yml
+- zamples/scene_lists/dvds/making marriage work.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
 - zamples/scene_lists/nuki_song_youtube.yml
 - zamples/scene_lists/star_trek_generations_hulu.yml
 has_rdoc: true