[mythtv-users] nuvexport - drastic quality difference
Chris Petersen
lists at forevermore.net
Tue May 15 00:51:55 UTC 2007
Matt wrote:
> Chris, what I haven't got into h.264 much yet. What option is that in
> nuvexport? Does that use ffmpeg or transcode and how long does it
> usually take to compile a show. Also, when I tried to compile ffmpeg
> with x264, I could never get it to work on ubuntu feisty. Maybe I
> didn't find the right packages or something.
Look at the MP4 exporter for ffmpeg. I've been pondering reorganizing
nuvexport to be codec-centric rather than container-centric, but it'll
be awhile if I ever get to it.
> Any other comments on why you chose h.264?
It plays back on my ipod. Not that I actually watch TV in my ipod, but
that's where the code was when I first started playing with it. H.264
is also generally considered to be a potential successor to mpeg for
broadcast, etc. (as evidenced by its use in European HD and other DVB
signals), as well as for internet streaming (iTunes, etc.).
-Chris
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