theora - Dec 2009 - Theora processing at server side : Removing non-needed frames

May somebody give me link for server side processing of ogg video by php or
ruby or anything else.
Let me tell my purpose,
I have made a image splitter of ogg video - You can view it at
http://jsbin.com/ihebo (basic coding )
just play the video and there is a button call "snapit", which will
take
current frame.

At the end of this process, I will upload all timing info at server.
Basically an array which contain frame number or timings.
Ex - {  1, 4, 34, 60, 100}
After this server part will start. The duty of server to fill duplicate
frame into video
Ex, frame number 1-3 will be identical
     frame number 4-33 will be identical
     frame number 34-59 will be identical
and so on,,,
Finally I we be able to compress ogg video by removing frames from ogg/ogv
video


My client part is completed and now I am trying to build server side part. I
thought it will be better to ask first and any good resource or
idea/suggestion over this.

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> Finally I we be able to compress ogg video by removing frames from ogg/ogv
> video
Assuming you aren't selecting only keyframes, those images you select will
have
to be reencoded as keyframes as they're built from earlier frames in
the original.
You can't just delete arbitrary frames and have the remaining ones
show properly.
That might not be a problem, since even encoding at a high quality should give
you a low bitrate stream due to the low number of frames, but I
thought I'd point it
out anyway.

narendra sisodiya wrote:
> May somebody give me link for server side processing of ogg video by php or
> ruby or anything else.
> Let me tell my purpose,
The only bindings I'm aware of, to accomplish what you want in a language
other than C, are

http://certik.github.com/python-theora/

It might be possible to do what you want with these bindings.  Otherwise,
you (or someone) will have to write a few lines of C.

--Ben

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