[mythtv-users] Not auto-deleting after transcoding?

[papenfuss at juneau.me.vt.edu]

	Thanks... I did find it there, although it's a bit obfuscated.  It 
seems to make more sense to have it in the Transcode "recording profile," but 
I know people have a lot of other fish to fry.  Also, am I right in thinking 
the CVS (and hopefully 0.15 once released) will have MPEG2->MPEG2 (direct 
GOPChopping) transcoding?  I thought I heard rumors that was in the works.  

-Cory

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Steven Cruysberghs wrote:

> Not deleting transcoded files is an option that can be set in the main
> mythtvsetup program.
> 
> Op do 26-02-2004, om 17:55 schreef papenfuss at juneau.me.vt.edu:
> > 	Although it might be obvious how to do this, it hasn't been to me.  I 
> > would like to have the option of *not* deleting the original recording once 
> > transcoding has finished.  Is there any way to do this without manually making 
> > a backup copy from the command line?  It seems like an obvious thing to want to 
> > do to check out different quality settings, master to different formats (DVD, 
> > SVCD, MPEG4), etc.
> > 
> > 	Thoughts?  Another thought is why there's a "Transcode after recording" 
> > option in the "Transcoders" settings.  I'm guessing it's an artifact of being 
> > derived from a "V4L" or "PVR" recording profile?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > -Cory
> 
> 

-- 
*************************************************************************
* The prime directive of Linux:  					*
* 	- learn what you don't know, 					*
* 	- teach what you do.						*
* 						(Just my 20 USm$)	*
*************************************************************************