Cleanvid code name "Gooey" has been released and is in beta.
Please leave comments below and dont forget to ticket any bugs you find.

MD5 SUM: b4c1cde98a0d9c938e3ec9476e8b74330b427769036e9fbae5de622cbcd6e516

Features

  • Remove commercials from playon.tv recordings
  • Trim First 7 and Last 15 Seconds
  • Re-Encode to x265 mp4 with aac audio

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  • Great addition to the PlayOn capabilities! The install process could be a bit more clear: (1) FFmpeg needs to be installed and then added to the path (such as C:\ffmpeg\bin). I used Start Menu -> Search -> env and then "Edit environment variables for your account.lnk" to update the Path variable. (2) Sendto folder is located at %AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo Also the cleanvid batch file needed a bit of work: IF EXIST %1.cleaned.mp4 rm %1.backup mv %1.backup %1 mkdir "%~p1\cleaned\" move %1.cleaned.mp4 "%~p1\cleaned\%~n1.mp4" Deletes the backup file if the clean completes and then attempts to restore (move) the backup. I simplified this (removing the cleaned subdir) to: IF EXIST %1.cleaned.mp4 rm %1.backup IF EXIST %1.backup mv %1.backup %1 IF EXIST %1.cleaned.mp4 move %1.cleaned.mp4 %1
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Operating Systems

Windows

Registered

2020-03-19