[mythtv-users] Commerical removal of MPEG2->MPEG2

James L. Paul james at mauibay.net
Mon Oct 27 14:34:53 EST 2003


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Jim Paris wrote:
|>To save space, all I want to do is get rid of the
|>commercials in my MPEG2 stream taken from my PVR-250.
|>I'd prefer not to encode again (which is why I got
|>this card to begin with).
|>
|>So far, all I can find is GOPChop, is there anything
|>else out there that works?  I love the way Myth does
|>it, but it doesn't seem like I can just cut the
|>commercials out without transcoding to some other
|>codec.
|
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| I was looking around a few days ago and don't think there's much other
| than GOPChop, which is GUI-only.  Maybe one of these days I'll be
| bored enough to implement a command-line interface for GOPChop, at
| which point it would be easy to integrate..

If anybody has a solution for using GOPchop to successfully remove
commercials that results in useable video, I'd love to hear what it is!

GOPchop cuts the video, sure. But everything after the first cut is
unuseable for producing (X)SVCDs or DVDs. I've spent considerable time
trying to work around this and so far haven't found a solution. Even if
I fix the time indexes in the video (a minor issue) the audio is unuseable.

I never would have believed there were no free tools on Linux useable
for cutting MPEG2-PS files, but that seems to be the case.

GOPchop results in unuseable files after the first cut.
mpgtx has no working method to specify a range or cutpoint.

At first I was looking for a way to edit out commercials easily. Now
it's become a quest to do it at all. It's frustrating after several
years of doing this easily on other platforms.


| -jim
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