doc:appunti:linux:video:olive_editor_ovexml
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+ | ===== The project can be saved as XML file ===== | ||
A feature that I really apreciated is the ability to save the project file into an XML file (with the **.ovexml** extension). Being addicted to the **GNU/Linux command** line and **ffmpeg** I immediately tried to convert an Olive project into an ffmpeg script. | A feature that I really apreciated is the ability to save the project file into an XML file (with the **.ovexml** extension). Being addicted to the **GNU/Linux command** line and **ffmpeg** I immediately tried to convert an Olive project into an ffmpeg script. | ||
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+ | ===== A walk inside the OVEXML ===== | ||
Here I explain some findings on an **OVEXML** file created with **Olive v.0.2**. | Here I explain some findings on an **OVEXML** file created with **Olive v.0.2**. | ||
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- | The ASCII string **%%AwAAAAgAAAAFAAAABwAAAAYAAAA=%%** is actually a base64 encoded binary string that you can decode on the command line into binary: | + | The ASCII string **%%AwAAAAgAAAAFAAAABwAAAAYAAAA=%%** is actually a base64 encoded binary string that you can decode on the command line into a binary |
<code bash> | <code bash> |
doc/appunti/linux/video/olive_editor_ovexml.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/28 16:03 by niccolo