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Q3MME output batch processing tool (16 comments)

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Posted by myT @ 23:21 CDT, 26 September 2013 - iMsg

Uber MME Muxer (UMM) is a program for Windows that (hopefully) makes it easy for moviemakers to batch process Q3MME's output to create .avi files.
Installation and set-up details are covered extensively (including additional download links and other explanations) in the README.txt file.

What is it?

What is required to run it?

Can I suggest something or modify the program myself?

Links: Binaries and screenshots

Edited by myT at 19:45 CDT, 6 June 2019 - 7763 Hits

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<< Comment #6 @ 07:20 CDT, 30 September 2013 >>

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Tyler_za

This is really great myT, thanks :)

<< Comment #8 @ 11:08 CDT, 30 September 2013 >>

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pecka_

offtopic: may be some1 knows how to get demo end time? in servertime or MM:SS.

<< Comment #10 @ 15:46 CDT, 30 September 2013 >>

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myT - Reply to #8

Sure :-)

But I have some questions for you :
a) A single demo file can contain multiple map changes and for each map, multiple matches. You only want the start/end server times for each map?
b) What do you need that for? Maybe I can provide something else you might need or help you do some stuff in a better way.
c) If you only need that info, would a command-line tool printing the info in the console be enough? Or would it be so much better for you in UDT?

Edited by myT at 15:46 CDT, 30 September 2013

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pecka_ - Reply to #10

a) ill use autorecorded demos. afaik there are no bugs like several maps in one demo.
b) i wrote powershell script that captures video (moments and frags by start and end game time) via wolfcam-ql and then encoding captured video to lagarith. and i wanna use that script to capture all the demo thats why i need end time. if there is mercylimit tdm match (less than 20 mins) wolfcam-ql cant quit after capturing and stops capture batch process...
c) command-line tool will be best :)

<< Comment #14 @ 06:27 CDT, 2 October 2013 >>

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myT - Reply to #13

Alright, so the tool that would best solve your problem would be a command-line tool from which you can request different kinds of information, and it will give a simple single-line answer in the stdout stream.

Something like "UDI.exe uber9petska_rox.dm_73 -start_time" and it prints the server time in seconds in the stdout stream. That would be ideal, right?

<< Comment #15 @ 07:56 CDT, 2 October 2013 >>

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myT - Reply to #13

http://giant.pourri.ch/uber9petska/UDT_demo_info_query.rar
Let me know if that works for you :-)

<< Comment #16 @ 11:11 CDT, 2 October 2013 >>

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pecka_ - Reply to #15

all works! many thanks!

<< Comment #11 @ 12:33 CDT, 1 October 2013 >>

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SigningOff

Silly question but does this support mme blurframes?
Or blur frames of any kind?

<< Comment #12 @ 14:25 CDT, 1 October 2013 >>

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myT - Reply to #11

It doesn't. The purpose of this is only to re-encode the data Q3MME outputs to video files (.avi) using whatever codec(s) you want to use. (Since Q3MME's output options aren't enough for everyone.)

If you want motion blur, you can either set it up in Q3MME (or WolfcamQL) or use your video editing program(s).

I hope that clears things up. :-)

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