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How can I help?<br>
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<pre wrap="">Mike Schommer <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:schome1@schome.net"><schome1@schome.net></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">mpeg2cut v1.6
Last GOP index -48595
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OK, first problem. You are missing a command line argument.
What kind of MPEG file is this? The last GOP index is taken from the database
and it seems nuvexport can't get the number. This is likely due to it being
a different format than expected.
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<pre wrap="">*Finding the AV Offset to use with lvemux: 0 (not detected)*
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This is tcprobe not liking your file or the offset being 0ms.
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<pre wrap="">Last Frame -728925
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This is due to the first problem.
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<pre wrap="">/usr/local/bin/mpeg2cut: line 178: 6609 Aborted nice -n
19 avidemux2 --load-workbench
${BASENAME}.cut --audio-codec MP2 --save-raw-video ${BASENAME}.m2v
--save-raw-audio ${BASENAME}.mp2 --q
uit 2>/dev/null >/dev/null
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And that is avidemux2 crashing.
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<pre wrap="">I edited the lvemux Makefile to compile it for large files > 2GB (gcc
-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64), did a make install, again, no luck. I have
even tried HDTVtoMPEG in Windows and I get similar results - MPEG2 video
with no audio. However, when I watch the show in myth, it works great.
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Good, lve MUST be compiled with large file support. But that's not the issue.
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<pre wrap="">I have a pcHDTV HD-3000 card running on Suse 9.2. I don't know if that
has any implications, but you never know. The card seems to be working
fine. Does anyone have any other ideas?
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It has implications alright. What does the recordedmarkup table have for a
typical recording? I believe I trigger on the highest numbered type 6 entry.
If the HDTV recordings work differently (and likely do) then MPEG2 cutting
won't work without some work. As I don't have a HDTV card, I can't possibly
fix it without your help :)
Ciao
Gavin
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