Yup, looking forward to that when 0.17 goes binary for FC2 :P
Thanks for hint. I thought that would be possible when I was reading
about the Jobqueus this morning on the Wiki. Good to know I was on
the right track :P
Cheers,
Dave
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 23:59:50 -0500 (EST), Chris Pinkham
<[EMAIL
> I managed to get this working, thanks. I transcoded a 30 minute show
> to MPEG4 which made it frop from 1.6Gig to ~700MB, which is a nice
> size, and still good quality. My question is, is this some unique
> MPEG4 container, or is it normal DivX/XviD? The reason I ask is even
> when I download
Cheers Andy,
I managed to get this working, thanks. I transcoded a 30 minute show
to MPEG4 which made it frop from 1.6Gig to ~700MB, which is a nice
size, and still good quality. My question is, is this some unique
MPEG4 container, or is it normal DivX/XviD? The reason I ask is even
when I down
Hey Andy,
How exactly do you configure which format to transcode to? Is it
merely a case of Myth knowing which format it is going to encode from
(in my DVB-T case, it is MPEG2) and therefore, you don't actually
assign a recording profile option anywhere, you just configure the
MPEG2 entry in Setu
Hi,
I've just edited commercials out of a DVB sourced program and the resultant
transcoded file size was about 3x the original!! So I looked at my transcoding
settings and changed the target coded to MPEG4 from RTjpeg. This results
in smaller file sizes i.e. less than the original rather than mo
