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On Mon, 2012-04-09 at 09:52 -0400, jbhuber wrote:<BR>
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tried changing the setup to have it use "transcode" instead of ffmpeg and it gives an error about no liking the "audio" or it being unreckognized or some such.<BR>
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WIll re-run tonight and get the exact error message.<BR>
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The shows all play just fine, I am unclear if something changed in myth as to how it stores the show (I don't think so, but don't know) or what could be causing this problem. As I said, if I run the ffmpeg command by hand and leave out the "map" stuff at the end of the line it works fine....need to look at ffmpeg and see what it is is being "mapped" to understand what it doesn't like.<BR>
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AT this point, like you...all I know is that it is broken, I use RPMS from atrpms, not sure if it is something in their build or something in mythtv itself. <BR>
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Jim,<BR>
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I tried ffmpeg from source and even and overnite release. I also tried version 0.9 also from source. All give the same error. I though the problem was in ffmepg may not be.<BR>
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-=terry=-
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