[mythtv] Re: Adding DVB-T support to MythTV
Martyn Weber
mythtv at blacksun.uk.com
Wed Mar 19 22:56:24 EST 2003
On Wednesday 19 March 2003 21:36, Matthew S. Hallacy wrote:
> For my WinTV PVR-250, I use the 'player6' application to write to a
> ringbuffer, then I open that with xine/mplayer/etc. I can
> pause/rewind/fastforward with ease.
>
Does this mean that you have the WinTV PVR-250 working with Linux? If so what
capabilities does it offer under Linux and what drivers do you use? Are you
grabbing/creating and MPEG2 file?
The other thing I cant understand, but Im a complete novice to video so thats
no surprise, is why to encode the mpg stream in a nuv file anyway. Cant
MythTV be changed to support mpg files directly? A lot of people, myself
included are trying to export recorded programs to VCD or DVD and are having
to convert the nuv files to mpg(1 or 2) and recombine the audio and video
streams (together with the associated sync problems). Wouldn't using mpg file
format directly simplify this? What am I missing?
Thanks to any who can help me understand this.
Martyn
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