FRC Video Splitter (Beta)

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

• The current workflow for multiple source files is to add your first source, include only the matches on that source, split the videos, and then repeat for subsequent sources. When you're done, include all videos before uploading to YouTube.

Would it be possible then to add the ability to select multiple matches on the match list at once and check or uncheck them as a group? Not a deal breaker obviously, but it would be a nice way to eliminate the tedium of unchecking 60+ matches one at a time every time you load a video file.

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

• I think Emile answered this well.

Any thoughts on my followup comments:

...do you know if there are any limitations on which events can publish to the FIRST API (can an FTA just check a box and turn it on, or is it something that needs to be set up through FIRST)? I did notice IRI is on the list of supported events.

Does anyone know if there is, perhaps, a log file generated locally by the FMS that could be saved on a flash drive and loaded manually for match time data?

[Ty Tremblay]

Originally Posted by cbale2000

Would it be possible then to add the ability to select multiple matches on the match list at once and check or uncheck them as a group? Not a deal breaker obviously, but it would be a nice way to eliminate the tedium of unchecking 60+ matches one at a time every time you load a video file.

Already there! Shift-select multiple matches, right click, and include/exclude away.

Example

Also, shift-selecting, then checking/unchecking the include checkbox will set all selected matches to that checkbox's state.

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

Already there! Shift-select multiple matches, right click, and include/exclude away.

Example

Also, shift-selecting, then checking/unchecking the include checkbox will set all selected matches to that checkbox's state.

Good to know, I attempted to select multiple boxes and then left click one of them (works with some other programs) but had not tried right click.

Originally Posted by plnyyanks

FMS does provide a cycle time report, which (IIRC) gives the elapsed time between match starts. I bet this could be used.

Originally Posted by rtfgnow

The cycle time report (which is able to be generated on the off-season FMS) includes the start time of each match. It usually has the elapsed time between matches, the exception is if there is a break between the matches such as an audience selection, field time-out or lunch.

I'll have to remember to ask the FTAs for this during our next off-season event. Ty, any chance FRC Video Splitter could have a feature to load this data from a file to generate times?

[Ty Tremblay]

Originally Posted by cbale2000

I'll have to remember to ask the FTAs for this during our next off-season event. Ty, any chance FRC Video Splitter could have a feature to load this data from a file to generate times?

If someone can get me an example report, I'll give it a shot. No guarantees on when it'll be done by, GameSense is pretty busy between now and the end of CMP.

[Jean Tenca]

This is an awesome tool. Thank you for this!

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

If someone can get me an example report, I'll give it a shot. No guarantees on when it'll be done by, GameSense is pretty busy between now and the end of CMP.

To be fair, since it would only need to be used for off-season events there's no real rush to have it done between now and CMP.