[mythtv-users] MPEG2 -> MPEG2 Transcoding
Michael T. Dean
mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Wed Mar 29 02:22:44 UTC 2006
On 03/28/2006 04:54 PM, Steven Adeff wrote:
>I've "lossless" transcode commercial cuts to many shows (100+) for
>both ATSC and PVR-150 MPEG2 recordings and have not once seen an audio
>sync issue occur. I can with fairly good certainty say that all else
>being equal no audio sync error should occur.
>
>If you ever do see a sync issue, send an email to the Dev list, I
>forget the fellows name who coded the MPEG2->MPEG2 transcoding,
>
Geoffrey Hausheer
> but
>he'll ask for some more information and a sample to figure out the
>problem. I know he fixed quite a few bugs for me and others while 0.19
>was still in SVN.
>
Right, and that's the most important part. One of the primary reasons
Geoffrey created the new lossless transcoder in Myth 0.19 was to allow
simple commercial clipping without introducing A/V sync errors, since
other available MPEG-2 tools did not properly handle issues in the
PVR-x50 recordings.
So, basically, what the OP heard about cutting MPEG-2 applies to other
tools, but Myth's lossless transcoder was created because of the
problems those other tools had, so you shouldn't experience any A/V sync
issues when using it.
Mike
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