I would also suggest that a lossy reencode to MPEG2 would not be
without merit at the point in time. People have struggled with getting
MPEG2 captures burned to DVD (sans commercials) for the same reasons as
above. As I understand it, transcoding from within Myth basically
decodes
On 7/20/05, Phill Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ooops - major stuff up here, folks :(( Many, many apologies. It turns
out that I'm not transcoding to MPEG2 at all. I must have set it back
to MPEG4, although I really don't remember doing that. Anyway, that's
why it appears to be working. I'm
Ooops - major stuff up here, folks :(( Many, many apologies. It turns
out that I'm not transcoding to MPEG2 at all. I must have set it back
to MPEG4, although I really don't remember doing that. Anyway, that's
why it appears to be working. I'm really sorry about that.
Someone tried a couple of
Someone tried a couple of years ago to get mpeg2 transcoding to work, and
could never get it to work properly. That's why Gavin (Beirdo) wrote the
mpeg2cut module for me to include in nuvexport. So far, avidemux is the
*only* program capable of true lossless mpeg2 cutting (without resorting
On Thursday 21 July 2005 17:09, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
The problem (as I've painfully discovered and discussed before) is
that the ivtv cards change the audio and video relative timestamps (PTS,
DTS, etc). That information is at the PS level, and avidemux blindly
strips PS into A and V. If
On Thursday 21 July 2005 17:09, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
The problem (as I've painfully discovered and discussed before) is
that the ivtv cards change the audio and video relative timestamps (PTS,
DTS, etc). That information is at the PS level, and avidemux blindly
strips PS into A and V. If the
I went ahead and tried this out and the results are as follows:
A)- The jobs show up in the system status screen in red font as
Failed, which would indicate that the transcoding didn't
happen...however...
B) From looking at the size of the recordings in the Delete screen the
files are
Phill Edwards wrote:
Just an update on this for future reference. It appears that the
transcoding from MPEG2 to MPEG2 is now wokring. I'm no longer getting
jobs showing up as failed in the system status screen, and the files
are being transcoded to a smaller size. I have no idea why they were
On 7/20/05, Phill Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip/
Just an update on this for future reference. It appears that the
transcoding from MPEG2 to MPEG2 is now wokring. I'm no longer getting
jobs showing up as failed in the system status screen, and the files
are being transcoded to a smaller
would you mind sharing the settings you have for mpeg2 to mpeg2
transcode? did this cut the commercials out for you (assuming you had
a cutlist or ran commercial flagging)?
thanks
Ooops - major stuff up here, folks :(( Many, many apologies. It turns
out that I'm not transcoding to MPEG2 at
Ooops - major stuff up here, folks :(( Many, many apologies. It turns
out that I'm not transcoding to MPEG2 at all. I must have set it back
to MPEG4, although I really don't remember doing that. Anyway, that's
why it appears to be working. I'm really sorry about that.
It is also why you are
Looking through the archives I've found that it's possible top set up
MPEG2 to MPEG2 automatic transcoding by issuing the following update
command in mysql:
update recordingprofiles set videocodec = MPEG-2 where name = MPEG2;
I want to give this a go because I want to keep my recordings
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