Description: Utube Ripper is an application written in Gambas that works exclusively on Linux. It's useful to download and convert Youtube videos in a simple and efficient way.
Every time I try to convert the flv file I get an empty mpg file. I'm going to guess that the reason is that the flv I'm working with is 12 fps and mpeg1 doesn't support that. The same thing will happen if I try to do it with ffmpeg and do not specify -r. Is there a way to use a framerate parameter in .utube.config or am I completely wrong in my guess on what my problem is?
I have added a new function in 1.5 version named "Do a simple conversion", try if this works.
PS. I need to know the name of your current distro, your desktop environment and your Gambas version to can do a concrete answer.
I just tried the new version and it's doing the same thing. I'm using Gambas 2.2.1 on Slackware 12.1 running KDE 3.5.9. When I first posted I was on Slackware 12.0 and KDE 3.5.7. I'm updating to Gambas 2.5 right now to see if that will help.
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Gambas 2.5 is a very important dependency, i'm using this version to compile the application, i don't know if it works also with Gambas 2.x...
Nice, that fixes it. Thanks! Very nice application by the way.
Good :-)
Every time I try to convert the flv file I get an empty mpg file. I'm going to guess that the reason is that the flv I'm working with is 12 fps and mpeg1 doesn't support that. The same thing will happen if I try to do it with ffmpeg and do not specify -r. Is there a way to use a framerate parameter in .utube.config or am I completely wrong in my guess on what my problem is?
I have added a new function in 1.5 version named "Do a simple conversion", try if this works. PS. I need to know the name of your current distro, your desktop environment and your Gambas version to can do a concrete answer.
I just tried the new version and it's doing the same thing. I'm using Gambas 2.2.1 on Slackware 12.1 running KDE 3.5.9. When I first posted I was on Slackware 12.0 and KDE 3.5.7. I'm updating to Gambas 2.5 right now to see if that will help.