[mythtv-users] OT: NUV player for windows (MPEG4 transcoded)

[EC]

   On Windows, the dsMyth stuff will convert a .nuv to a .avi without
trans-coding.  The resulting .avi seems fine, though I've not tried it
on a LARGE file.  On linux, I'm still looking.  Nuvexport is the closest
I've found, but, as mentioned, it does seem to always want to
trans-code.
--
       EC

On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 13:53 -0400, Preston Crow wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 13:47, Jeff Simpson wrote:
> > > At one time, there was a difference between nuv files that were recorded
> > > in MPEG-4 from a capture card and nuv files that were transcoded from
> > > MPEG-2.  Is that still true?  Is it relevant?
> > 
> > yes, both true and relevant! I have no problems playing the mpeg2
> > (direct from hauppauge) files, but I was having problems with the
> > mpeg4 transcoded ones. Now they both work thanks to 3ivx and dsMyth
> 
> I think you missed my point.  There are two ways to generate mpeg4 files
> in Myth.  You can generate them as the result of transcoding, or if you
> have a raw capture card (e.g., bt878), Myth can encode it directly to
> mpeg4.
> 
> But what are 3ivx and dsMyth?  I'm looking for a way to convert files
> trancoded into mpeg4 into standard .avi files without re-encoding them.
> 
> --PC
> 
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