I do this by setting MythTV to use xine instead of mplayer (so I can use
menus) and specifying the xshm or xv video driver. You may also need to
tell it that an iso file is a recognized video format. It works OK, but
not great - there are sometimes picture quality and/or sound issues, but
since I'm constantly tweaking things it's hard to narrow down what the
problem(s) are. I'm still working on making it work better. Oh - it
doesn't support Closed Captioning either, but if you have subtitles you
can use those if you need to.
I haven't tried burning from MythTV yet.
Daniel
Dg B wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to this group. I am looking into the possibility of
setting up a MythTV box. but have a question for you all.
I have a large collection of DVD ISO images on my computer, which I
would like to take advantage of through MythTV. Can MythTV handle DVD
ISO images "as-is"? That is, can I have MythTV simply load the DVD
images up and run them?
I would like to be able to know if MythTV can handle the raw ISO files
without transcoding/re-encoding.
Also, can I use MythTV to burn one of the ISO's straight to a DVD?
Thanks in advance for all your help!
Regards,
Dennis
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- Marx, Groucho
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