Being totally ignorant, and one who badly wants this feature forMPEG4->MPEG4, I'll ask some simple questions (just in case I try
to learn enough about myth and MPEG4 to make some haphazardattempt to work on the MPEG4 case):1) Are there any plans for this feature for MPEG4->MPEG4?
MPEG4->MPEG4 cutti
I think the consensus is that there is no consensus :)
It basically comes down to -> Use what works best for you. Take your
pick. Ask 10 different people around here and you'll get 12 different
answers.
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On 1/13/06, Steve Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW, what does the seektable do? I've played around some, trying to
> figure out my transcoding problems.
It only applies to MPEG2 -- I think MPEG-4 incorporates that
functionality into the file. I can't answer what exactly it is besides
th
On 1/15/06, Phill Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I do this all from a single script without actually looking/editing
> > the commercial points. I trust mythcommflag is doing very good job and
> > I do detect almost all the commercials. Only one time, it deleted
> > everything of the "Lost"
> I do this all from a single script without actually looking/editing
> the commercial points. I trust mythcommflag is doing very good job and
> I do detect almost all the commercials. Only one time, it deleted
> everything of the "Lost" episode after the first commercial.
You wouldn't want to do
On Sat, 14 Jan 2006, Robin Gilks wrote:
> Silly question, but what is your source of mpeg4 stuff? I've not seen any
> capture cards that output anything other that mpeg2.
I use 3 Plextor 402Us it offers hardware mpeg4 directly.
-nathan
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http://www.knoppmythwiki.org/index.php?page=CrudeMPEG2cutForDVB
Here is the link to the application and a howto also.
On 1/13/06, Matt Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 13, 2006 at 05:37:09PM -0800, Mudit Wahal wrote:
> > There is a commercial_cut program available which can read the
On Fri, Jan 13, 2006 at 05:37:09PM -0800, Mudit Wahal wrote:
> There is a commercial_cut program available which can read the cutlist
> from the myth database and do a good job for removing the commercials.
>
> I use that regulary to remove commercials from my HD programs. Its a 3
> step process.
Michael T. Dean wrote:
> But nothing is stopping you from cutting manually (with something like
> avidemux2) and replacing the recording. Just make sure that once you
> replace the file, you rebuild the seektable with:
>
> mythcommflag --rebuild -f
Good idea; I'll have to try that.
BTW, what
There is a commercial_cut program available which can read the cutlist
from the myth database and do a good job for removing the commercials.
I use that regulary to remove commercials from my HD programs. Its a 3
step process.
Run mythcommflag to find the detect commercials. Then run mythcommflag
Robin Gilks wrote:
>> "Cory Papenfuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>
>>> It's currently a very active bit of development... lossless MPEG2
>>> cutting. It's not in the releases, and the development has bugs that
>>> are
>>> being squashed. Not ready for prime time yet as I understand it.
> "Cory Papenfuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> It's currently a very active bit of development... lossless MPEG2
>> cutting. It's not in the releases, and the development has bugs that
>> are
>> being squashed. Not ready for prime time yet as I understand it.
>>
>> -Cory
>
> Being totally
"Cory Papenfuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> It's currently a very active bit of development... lossless MPEG2
> cutting. It's not in the releases, and the development has bugs that are
> being squashed. Not ready for prime time yet as I understand it.
>
> -Cory
Being totally ignorant,
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
>>I need to save some space on my l'ill old drive but I am running a
>>pretty slow system (PIII-450, with a PVR350 doing all the heavy
>>lifting). can't play dvd's on this system, for instance. So I don't
>>think that transcoding will work well with this CPU. Is it possibl
> I need to save some space on my l'ill old drive but I am running a
> pretty slow system (PIII-450, with a PVR350 doing all the heavy
> lifting). can't play dvd's on this system, for instance. So I don't
> think that transcoding will work well with this CPU. Is it possible
> instead just to cut
Hi,
I need to save some space on my l'ill old drive but I am running a
pretty slow system (PIII-450, with a PVR350 doing all the heavy
lifting). can't play dvd's on this system, for instance. So I don't
think that transcoding will work well with this CPU. Is it possible
instead just to cut come
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