[mythtv-users] Transcode Help
steve.goodey at bt.com
steve.goodey at bt.com
Wed Jan 20 13:06:27 UTC 2010
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mythtv-users-bounces at mythtv.org
> [mailto:mythtv-users-bounces at mythtv.org] On Behalf Of Adam Skinner
> Sent: 19 January 2010 13:01
> To: mythtv-users
> Subject: [mythtv-users] Transcode Help
>
> Hi,
>
> Im having a problem with transcoding mythtv DVB-T and DVB-S
> recordings - often the AV is out of sync.
> This is usually because of my bad reception and there is
> little that can be done about that :(
>
> When watching recordings in myth , in-spite of the bad
> reception AV always remains in sync 99% of the time. Good job myth!
> Transcoded files however will not remain in sync after a bad
> reception bit in the recording.
>
> After asking on the list about this problem , someone
> suggested that I use mythtranscode -making a file for ffmpeg.
>
> '/usr/local/bin/mythtranscode --honorcutlist --mpeg2 -c ' .
> $chanid . '
> -s "' . $starttime . '" -o ' . $output_dir . '/' . $basename;
>
>
> Im assuming this should dump a file with all the bad bits cut out?
> I dont understand mythtranscode cmd line options all that well.
> It also leaves a map file - is this any use for ffmpeg?
>
>
> I still have AV sync problems so ANY other suggestions welcomed.
>
> Adam
>
As in another thread, Cleaning up DVB-T recordings, try projectx.
Steve.
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