[mythtv-users] Does anyone know who supports Mytharchive?

[Tom Dexter]

On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Nick Rout <nick.rout at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 3:28 AM, Tom Dexter <digitalaudiorock at gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 10:56 AM, cal <cal at graggrag.com> wrote:
>>> Tom Dexter wrote:
>>>> [ ... ]
>>>> As a matter of fact, I recently wrote a (rather limited but effective)
>>>> perl script I've been using to create NTSC DVDs from my DVB-T
>>>> recordings using projectx, mencoder, tcmplex-panteltje, and dvdauthor
>>>> that's been working really great for me.  I was going to post it to
>>>> the list in the near future in case someone else might find it useful.
>>>
>>> yes please!
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>>
>> I'll try to post them today.  There are actually two scripts.  Their
>> functionality was different enough that I decided not to try to
>> combine the functionality into one.
>>
>> One script creates an NTSC DVD directory structure from one or more
>> mpeg-ts files (one title per file), with an option for a menu (a
>> simple text menu using makemenu from the tovid package, with one entry
>> per file), and a burn option (using growisofs).
>>
>> The other is strictly intended for splitting one mpeg-ts file at
>> specified time stamps and creating multiple NTSC DVD directories (with
>> no menu or burn option).
>>
>> Both can put chapter markers every five minutes.
>>
>
> sounds a bit like any2dvd, a great script (although never tried it
> with dvb files)
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Yes...I've used that.  It is a great script, but many of my DVB files
end up way out of sync using it, as it uses transcode. It's great for
most files however...avi's etc.  I would have considered trying to
alter it to use projectx if it weren't written in bash.  The advent of
better scripting languages sort of kept me from ever learning more
than enough bash to squeak by ;).

Mine is very simple (and limited) compared to that.

Tom