[mythtv-users] how to cut recordings to create own with own title / subtitle ?

Daniel Olson pureolson at gmail.com
Thu Sep 7 15:12:32 UTC 2006


I wrote a couple script to do this.

The first script - check to see if the is a current file in my export
directory (so I don't overwrite all thing). Next it exports all the
recorded* table entries (ie recorded, recordedmarkup) from the
database, for the desired recording. Then it copies the recording to
my export directory.
So now the full recording is backed up.

I then go in and cut out the first section, and call the first script
again to export that section.
The I call a second script that deletes the recording from myth and
reinserts the full recording from the backup.

And repeat until finished.


On 9/7/06, Phill Wiggin <alamar at gmail.com> wrote:
> > > (The tapes no longer exist, the
> > > pvr-350 hardware encoded mpeg2 recordings is the only thing left to work
> > > with.)
> > >
> > > I'm not afraid of SQL, Perl and even C++ if there was no other way
> > > thanks a lot !
> >
> > Myth wasn't really designed to do this sort of thing. It is possible
> > to use it to record the tapes, but to split the recordings up you will
> > most likey want to use something like Avidemux2.
>
> If you're determined to use Myth for splitting up your recordings, you
> could of course use the cutpoint functionality.  Basically:
>
> * Mark the first episode in the recording as "keep", with the
> remaining file as "cut"
> * Use nuvexport to do an MPEG2->MPEG2 cut (this will leave you with
> just that episode)
> * Import the resulting mpeg file (there's a file in contrib/ to do this)
> * Repeat for each show in each recording.
>
> --Phill W.
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