[mythtv-users] transcoding shows after recording
J. Donavan Stanley
jdonavan at jdonavan.net
Sat Apr 17 20:17:07 EDT 2004
Mitko Haralanov wrote:
>On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 08:36:42 -0400
>"J. Donavan Stanley" <jdonavan at jdonavan.net> wrote:
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>>The transcoder profiles refer to your SOURCE format, so you'd want to
>>work with the MPEG2 profiles and set them to transcode to MPEG4 in the
>>codec section.
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>I don't even get a MPEG4 option. The only choice under MPEG-2
>Encoders->Low Quality->Video Compression is "MPEG-2 Hardware Encoder".
>That is true not only for the Low Quality but for every one of the
>possibilities. Did I miss installing something that will enable MPEG4?
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You should have a menu structure that looks something like this in your
TV settings:
Recording Profiles ->
MPEG-2 Encoders
Default
Live TV
High Quality
Low Quality
Transcoders
RTJpeg/MPEG4
MPEG2
If you navigate to the MPEG2 section of the Transcoder profiles, on the
third page is the setting for your codec, you should be able to chose
MPEG-4 there.
>>What bit rates are you using to get that large of file and how big is
>>your original file? MPEG4 can use much lower rates.>
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>I am using 3000 for Low Quality. I am not sure about the original files
>but with the old settings (I lowered the bit rate a bit), it was about
>12G for 30mins
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Are you sure it wasn't 1.2G? That sounds about right 3k. You didn't
mention what your max bit rate though. You should have two.
>>Chances are, you
>>don't want this unless you want to transcode the commercials as well.
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>When it does that transcoding which profile does it use? The MPEG-2
>Encoders or Transcoders?
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When it transcode it uses the MPEG2 transcode profile.
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