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Python library for parsing Donald Graft's DGMPGDec Project (.d2v) files.
https://github.com/rlaphoenix/pyd2v

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Python library for parsing Donald Graft's DGMPGDec Project (.d2v) files.

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# pyd2v

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A Python Parser for DGMPGDec's D2V Project Files.

## Installation

pip install --user pyd2v

## Building

### Dependencies

- [Python](https://python.org/downloads) (v3.7 or newer)
- [Poetry](https://python-poetry.org/docs) (latest recommended)

### Steps

1. `git clone https://github.com/rlaphoenix/pyd2v`
2. `cd pyd2v`
3. `poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true` (optional, but recommended)
4. `poetry install`
5. `d2v --help`

For further information on using the Poetry virtual environment, see
[Using your virtual environment](https://python-poetry.org/docs/basic-usage/#using-your-virtual-environment).

## Usage

This project can be used in Python Scripts by importing `pyd2v`, or in your terminal by calling `d2v`.

### Scripting

```py
from pyd2v import D2V

# ...

d2v = D2V(filename="C:/Users/phoenix/Videos/1998_home_video.d2v")
print(d2v) # d2v object basic information, e.g. version and settings
print(d2v.videos) # input video files
print(d2v.settings["Frame_Rate"]) # frame rate
print(d2v.data[0]) # print first frame data
```

### Executable

For help information run `d2v --help`. Here's some examples of using the d2v executable:

#### Getting a Setting like the Video Resolution:

```shell
$ d2v "D:\...\The.IT.Crowd.S01E01.Yesterdays.Jam.PAL.DVD.DD.2.0.MPEG-2.REMUX.d2v" settings.Picture_Size
[720, 576]
```

#### Parse the entire D2V to a JSON Pickle:

```shell
$ d2v "D:\...\The.IT.Crowd.S01E01.Yesterdays.Jam.PAL.DVD.DD.2.0.MPEG-2.REMUX.d2v" --json
{"py/object": "pyd2v.d2v.D2V", "path": {"py/reduce": [{"py/type": "pathlib.WindowsPath"}, {"py/tuple": ["D:\\", "...",
"The.IT.Crowd.S01E01.Yesterdays.Jam.PAL.DVD.DD.2.0.MPEG-2.REMUX.d2v"]}]}, "version": 16, "videos": [
"D:\\...\\The.IT.Crowd.S01E01.Yesterdays.Jam.PAL.DVD.DD.2.0.MPEG-2.REMUX.mpeg"], "settings": {"Stream_Type": 0,
"MPEG_Type": 2, "iDCT_Algorithm": 5, "YUVRGB_Scale": 1, "Luminance_Filter": {"Gamma": 0, "Offset": 0}, "Clipping":
[0, 0, 0, 0], "Aspect_Ratio": "16:9", "Picture_Size": [720, 576], "Field_Operation": 2, ... ...
```

#### Parse only the D2V Headers:

```shell
$ d2v "D:\...\The.IT.Crowd.S01E01.Yesterdays.Jam.PAL.DVD.DD.2.0.MPEG-2.REMUX.d2v" --pretty

```

### D2V Properties

D2V objects contain the following properties:

- version: D2V version, `16` is currently the latest for the original DGIndex which was last updated in 2010.
- videos: List of the video file paths that were indexed by DGIndex. It will be just a filename if "Use Full Paths" was
disabled in DGIndex.
- settings: Will return various user-provided and auto-evaluated settings based on input data. More information on
Settings below.
- data: Indexing data of the MPEG video stream, Each entry is of an I frame which will describe the following non-I
frames up to the next I frame.
- data_type: What type of video is most previlent, e.g. `88.4% FILM`, `PAL`, `99.9% NTSC`.

### Settings

| Auto-evaluated Settings | Possible Values | Description |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Stream_Type | 0=Elementary Stream | Defines the type of MPEG stream. |
| | 1=Program Stream | |
| | 2=Transport Stream | |
| | 3=PVA Stream | |
| Transport_Packet_Size | [188, 204] | Specifies the size in bytes of the transport packets. Used only for Stream_Type=2. |
| MPEG_Type | 1=MPEG-1, 2=MPEG-2 | Defines the type of MPEG stream. |
| Aspect_Ratio | MPEG-2: "1:1", "4:3", "16:9", "2.21:1" | Defines the Aspect Ratio of the video specified in the MPEG stream. |
| | MPEG-1: "1:1", 0.6735, ["16:9", 625], | |
| | 0.7615, 0.8055, ["16:9", 525], 0.8935, | |
| | ["4:3", 625], 0.9815, 1.0255, 1.0695, | |
| | ["4:3", 525], 1.575, 1.2015 | |
| Picture_Size | [width, height] | Defines the size of the video _after_ clipping has been applied. |
| Frame_Rate | rate [num, den] | 'rate' defines output framerate \* 1000. |

| User-specified Settings | Possible Values | Description |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| MPEG2_Transport_PID | {Video, Audio, RCR} | Selects the video/audio PIDs to be decoded. Used only for Stream_Type=2. |
| iDCT_Algorithm | 1=32-bit MMX | Defines the iDCT DGDecode will use to decode this video |
| | 2=32-bit SSEMMX | |
| | 3=32-bit SSE2MMX | |
| | 4=64-bit Floating Point | |
| | 5=64-bit IEEE-1180 Reference | |
| | 6=32-bit SSEMMX (Skal) | |
| | 7=32-bit Simple MMX (XviD) | |
| YUVRGB_Scale | 0=TV Scale | Defines the range DGDecode will use if RGB conversion is requested. |
| | 1=PC Scale | |
| Luminance_Filter | {Gamma, Offset} (range of +/- 256) | Defines values for DGIndex's Luminance_Filter. |
| Clipping | [ClipLeft,ClipRight,ClipTop,ClipBottom] | Defines values for Cropping lines of video. |
| Field_Operation | 0=Honor Pulldown Flags | Defines values for Field Operation. |
| | 1=Force Film | |
| | 2=Ignore Pulldown Flags | |
| Location | {StartFile,StartOffset,EndFile,EndOffset} | Defines start and end points for the video selection range. |

## License

[MIT License](LICENSE)