On Wed, 2005-01-05 at 11:06 +0000, Robin Elvin wrote: > I've been having trouble with nuvexport too but it is the video which is > coming > out corrupted. The original .nuv files play back OK in Mplayer. > > In relation to the audio trouble, because I can't use nuvexport I've created a > DVD manually with lame+transcode+mplex. Playing the resultant mpeg2 in mplayer > shows the audio sync problem but burning the DVD and playing back on my DVD > player the audio is fine. > > Can anyone clear up just what you have to do to create a DVD from your Myth > recordings? I've done several searches and found various snippets but no > definitive HOWTO. This may indicate where the problem lies. > > I'm using Myth 0.16 on Gentoo from the portage ebuild. TV card is a Hauppauge > Nova-T which uses about 2-3% CPU on my XP1600+ so I had assumed that I was > getting an MPEG2 stream straight off the card. > > Any help/ideas would be much appreciated. >
I've now managed to create disk with 3 episodes of a series which do not have sync problems. When I edited out the commercials and other crud, I stuck to using keyframes as cutpoints, rather than individual frames as I have done in the past. This seems to have been successful, although now I've written this it'll never work again! Once I'd exported the files using nuvexport, I then used a windows program "gui for dvdauthor" to create the DVD. I'd tried using qdvdauthor, but it's not complete enough yet. I also tried gdvdwizard, which again I didn't like. Once I'd used "gui for dvdauthor" to create all the menus and chapters etc. I just burn the audio_TS and video_TS folders to a dvd. when I bought my burner, I popped it in my myth box, but I'm intending to relocate to my windows box, and use nero to write the dvds. I hope all this helps someone. regards gary
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