Using Continuos SEG_Num in diffenret Files

[vipergts]

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Description

When edit a file we can make segment and export files name on segments name by ${SEG_NUM}
but when we include more files then the segment number shoud start 1

How about add function continuous Seg_num ?

like this

A file -> 1,2,3 segment_number
B file -> 4,5,6 segment number
C file -> 7,8,9 segment number

If we merge all files (A,B,C)
this problem will be solved

However, it is very difficult and waste time when we load many files or
load files with different types of codecs.

So just add function in export segment page right side
following number before edit segment or can change number start what we want

Thank you

578

[mifi]

Hi. I think you can workaround this by using a file name with a manual numeric prefix, like so:

• File A: 0${SEG_NUM} results in 01, 02, 03
• File B: 1${SEG_NUM} results in 11, 12, 13
• File C: 2${SEG_NUM} results in 21, 22, 23

you can combine it with an appropriate Minimum numeric padded length

[vipergts]

Thank you for your answer

It was very helpful to me !

But it`s impossible continuos after File A last number

Can i add bias in seg_num ?

like

• File A 0${SEG_NUM} result in 01, 02, 03
• File B 0${SEG_NUM+3} result in 04, 05, 06

Thank you

[KaShaunLeak]

@mifi I'd like a feature for SG_NUM offset as well. Using a prefix to SEG_NUM is an option, but in my use case, means I have to go back after the export and rename everything to match segment sequence.

Ex:

// day1-11.mp4 -> day-0${SEG_NUM}
day-001.mp4
day-002.mp4
day-003.mp4
...
day011.mp4


// day12-16.mp4 -> day-1${SEG_NUM}
day-101.mp4 // day 12
day-102.mp4 // day 13
day-103.mp4 // day 14
...
day-106.mp4 // day 15

I could programmatically go through after each export to fix the file names, but it'd be nice to specify an integer offset during export.

[mifi]

I've rewritten the template to allow javascript code, and a new variable SEG_NUM_INT, you can test it in the next nightly. example: ${String(SEG_NUM_INT+100).padStart(3, '0')}