[mythtv-users] nuvexport and ffmpeg

[Bilge Tutak]

Hi All,
I see exactly the same problem. I was using ffmpeg built from source
on Ubuntu Breezy. The transcoding with ffmpeg for dvd resulted good
quality videos. This weekend I updated my ubuntu to Feisty, and
replaced everything related to the mythtv. Funny, I thought I had a
backup and I did not :). Anyway, with the current ffmpeg ubuntu feisty
package I am getting crappy quality (Big pixelated pictures).
I was thinking going back to old version of ffmpeg. Did anybody tried
this solution?
I do not want to use transcode or mencoder since I am transcoding huge
amounts of shows.

Thank you,

Bilge.

On 5/17/07, Chris Petersen <lists at forevermore.net> wrote:
> Matt wrote:
> > yea, I'm beginning to think that this widespread.  Either way, I think
> > I'm trying to maybe start using h.264, but the one video I created
> > doesn't playback any sound in myth (but does in quicktime on another
> > machine).  Either way, I'm sure this is simply related to the fact
> > that I don't have mp4 completely configured right for myth somehow?
>
> mp4 and h.264 support in the ffmpeg libraries used by mythtv has been
> spotty over the last several months.  It works ok for me now in svn
> trunk, but still has some weird display glitches (green bleeding from
> the edges).
>
> > Wish xvid would work though.
>
> I'm happy to implement fixes if people can tell me what's wrong.  I
> honestly don't know all that much about ffmpeg/etc, and since their
> documentation sucks (or is sometimes outdated), it's hard for me to
> debug problems I don't experience myself.
>
>
> -Chris
>
>
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