Paul, You say pvr plays .ts
Then: "The sound is fine (I combine the video, audio and subtitle files using MKVMerge), but there is no video at all." Doesn't that result in a .mkv? Have you tried: 1. rename .mkv to .mp4 - sometimes works 2. running .mkv through ffmpeg to change to .mp4 Cheers On 18 Apr 2018 at 1:24, Paul Thornett Paul Thornett <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a BeyonWiz PVR which is connected to my PC wirelessly and which > I use to play GIP downloads to my TV. Until hlshd became unavailable > recently, I used the following GIP options: > subsmono = 1 > tvmode = hlshd > raw = 1 > > This produced .ts and .srt files, which my PVR was ecstatic about and > played supremely well (I think the .ts format is native to this PVR). > > Since hlshd became unavailable, I have tried downloading with: > --tvmode = best (results in dvfxsd1) > --tvmode=dvfsd1 > --tvmode=dvfhd1 --fps50 > with and without --raw. > > The result is the same, regardless of my command line. I get the > downloaded files OK. All of them can be played on my PC using VLC. > But none of them plays using my PVR. The sound is fine (I combine the > video, audio and subtitle files using MKVMerge), but there is no video > at all. > > I realize I can do a transcode with Handbrake, and that will probably > work. But why am I having this problem? Is there anything else I could > try (I really don't want to reduce the bitrate any more if I can help > it)? > > > Regards, > > Paul Thornett _______________________________________________ get_iplayer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer
