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Ezra pound at 16:52, 15 June 2014

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Ezra pound at 10:39, 25 August 2013

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Ezra pound: /* Editing Via Remote Only */

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‎Editing Via Remote Only

Ezra pound at 18:59, 1 February 2013

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Ezra pound at 13:14, 18 November 2012

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Ezra pound at 23:49, 14 November 2012

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Ezra pound: /* Editing Via Remote Only */

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‎Editing Via Remote Only

Ezra pound at 15:56, 11 November 2012

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 <span style="background:#FFFF00"> nicesplice -in /media/drive1/.tsr/0 -out outfile -tsr 0 </span> <span style="color:#FFFFFF"> HIDE </span> See Note 8
 '''Notes'''
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 # make a permanent copy of the previous program in the Time Shift Buffer (Humax HDR-Fox T2)
 # make a permanent copy of the currnet program in the Time Shift Buffer (Humax HD-Fox T2)

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 *4 Bookmarks = Keep content between BM1 and BM2 and join to section BM3 to BM4
 *32 Bookmarks = Maximum Bookmarks per file
 Each section is shown by the Red and Green ‘Blocks’ in the example

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 ==='''Editing Via Remote Only'''===
-In addition to the Nicesplice package, there is a companion package called Nicesplice Magic Folders, If this package is installed a file can be copied using the using the Remote key Opt. – Copy / Move function into one of two newly created folders, Files moved into the ‘Cut’ folder that have been book marked will be automatically edited following the rules above
+In addition to the Nicesplice package, there is a companion package called Nicesplice Magic Folders, If this package is installed a file can be copied using the Remote key Opt. – Copy / Move function into one of two newly created folders, Files moved into the ‘Cut’ folder that have been book marked will be automatically edited following the rules above
 Two sections from different programs can be joined by moving them to *edit/*join/*section1 and *edit/*join/*section2 where they will be automatically worked on. Note :- there are some restrictions on joining files from different sources due to the structure of the files being incompatible e.g. different aspect ratio, bit rate etc.
-After moving files into either Cut or Edit Edit Nicesplice Magic Folders there will be sub folders created called Done and Original
+After moving files into either Cut or Edit Nicesplice Magic Folders there will be sub folders created called Done and Original
 '''Note'''
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 "GrabPreviousTimeShift?" works in a similar way, but attempts to grab what is left of the previous time shift (useful for when you accidentally change channels, and the time shift you wanted is lost). The caveat at the moment is you have to first switch back to the channel you wanted, and wait for at least as long as you were switched to the unwanted channel.
 ==='''Editing Via Command Line'''===

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 One item missing from the feature packed HDR-FOX T2 and HD-FOX T2 is ‘On Box Editing’, This is strange as this feature was included in earlier Humax PVRs, However this has now been rectified with the addition of Nicesplice to the Custom Firmware Package, This package can edit encrypted and de-crypted content in both High definition and standard definition.
 ==='''Editing Via Web-If'''===
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 After moving files into either Cut or Edit Edit Nicesplice Magic Folders there will be sub folders created called Done and Original
-'''Notes'''
+'''Note'''
-*There is experimental support for turning the timeshift record buffer into a usable recording, via magic folders, Go to [edit]/[tsr] and remove the "?" from "GrabCurrentTimeShift?"
+There is experimental support for turning the timeshift record buffer into a usable recording, via magic folders, Go to [edit]/[tsr] and remove the "?" from "GrabCurrentTimeShift?"
 After a little while (depending on timeshift size), the current timeshift should appear as a new recording in the [edit]/[tsr] folder.
 "GrabPreviousTimeShift?" works in a similar way, but attempts to grab what is left of the previous time shift (useful for when you accidentally change channels, and the time shift you wanted is lost). The caveat at the moment is you have to first switch back to the channel you wanted, and wait for at least as long as you were switched to the unwanted channel.

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 <span style="background:#FFFF00"> nicesplice -noStripEPG </span> <span style="color:#FFFFFF"> HIDE </span> See Note 6
 '''Notes'''
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 # Option - Do Not snap to the nearest I-frame, for more accurate cutting, but can cause corrupt frames round the cut
 # Output files are reduced in size by using the stripts package (Shrink) to remove EIT packets, noStripEPG inhibits EIT removal

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	After moving files into either Cut or Edit Edit Nicesplice Magic Folders there will be sub folders created called Done and Original		After moving files into either Cut or Edit Edit Nicesplice Magic Folders there will be sub folders created called Done and Original

		+	'''NOTE'''

		+	There is experimental support for turning the timeshift record buffer into a usable recording, via magic folders, Go to [edit]/[tsr] and remove the "?" from "GrabCurrentTimeShift?"
		+	After a little while (depending on timeshift size), the current timeshift should appear as a new recording in the [edit]/[tsr] folder.
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		+	"GrabPreviousTimeShift?" works in a similar way, but attempts to grab what is left of the previous time shift (useful for when you accidentally change channels, and the time shift you wanted is lost). The caveat at the moment is you have to first switch back to the channel you wanted, and wait for at least as long as you were switched to the unwanted channel.

	==='''Editing Via Command Line'''===		==='''Editing Via Command Line'''===