Yes. Well, you can't discard audio frames, as that really disrupts
the experience, though one possibility is to speed them up with pitch
correction. If it is only 10-20 ms/sec it is unlikely you'll even
here the difference.. The other option is to add remove frames in
video (which is the option
On 10/20/05, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
> So you're planning on padding and/or discarding mis-matched A and
> V stream frames?
Yes. Well, you can't discard audio frames, as that really disrupts
the experience, though one possibility is to speed them up with pitch
correction. If it is only 10-2
Is the behavior of a playback device defined for when this
happens? I'd only heard of applying to broken bit when a GOP gets mangled
(e.g. non-keyframe editing).
It is my understanding that you set the 'broken bit' to ignore any
B-frames which would be presented before the 1st I-frame af
On 10/20/05, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
> ProjectX appears to be
> the closest thing to being able to clean up the streams at the moment.
> Unfortunately, it's a 900-lb Java-flavored gorilla.
Hmm, maybe I'll take a look.
> >> Basically MPEG2 was never meant to be edited... :)
> > Actually, MPE
Interesting, I didn't know the PVR cards would do this
It's the biggest reason why people bitch once in awhile about
trying to burn ivtv captures to DVDs. Most of the HOWTOs out there split
into ES's and remux (to add the DVD NAV streams). When that's done, sync
gets off since the PTS infor
On 10/19/05, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
> I wouldn't call myself too knowlegable about MPEG2 stuff, but this
> is a fairly well-known issue with ivtv streams from the Hauppauge cards.
> When there's a glitch, it will drop frames and adjust the PTS to
> compensate. It is especially prone to this
I wouldn't call myself too knowlegable about MPEG2 stuff, but this
is a fairly well-known issue with ivtv streams from the Hauppauge cards.
When there's a glitch, it will drop frames and adjust the PTS to
compensate. It is especially prone to this on "dirty" signals like from
an analog tape (
I am currently looking into MPEG2 processing again.
I got myself a ROKU HD 1000, which makes a very nice frontend
capable of displaying HD, but it can only play MPEG2 streams, and even
then it is quite picky. It does fine on my ATSC streams, but I have
some other TS streams that it really doesn
