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Nick Rout wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:12 AM, Christian Tardif
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:christian.tardif@servinfo.ca"><christian.tardif@servinfo.ca></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
I've search about it, but couldn't find a valuable answer to this simple
question:
Can MythTV do transcoding on the fly for files on a partition, as it is done
in TVersity or FUPPES? I have a huge bunch of MP3 files (in fact, my
complete collection of CD's) on disk, which were played without any problem
on my Xbox360 (as well as any other uPNP client). Now that my files are
published with MythTV, no mp3 file can be played on my XBox machine. They
can be read without any problem on my different XBMC installations, though.
There is so much features on MythTV that I get a little lost in all that
stuff.
Thanks,
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the upnp server in mythtv cannot transcode on the fly.
Fuppes can. If you need that feature, you can install fuppes and turn
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Fuppes being unmaintained for so long, it doesn't look as a long-term
option. So I think I'll have to find a way to transcode all my files.
Kinda sad but...<br>
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Thanks anyway.<br>
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