On 9/20/2010 11:02 AM, John Welch wrote: > On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 1:23 PM, Kirk Bocek <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> On 9/20/2010 9:51 AM, John Welch wrote: >>> Hello all, >>> >>> With the Fall TV season kicking in, and due to some changes with my >>> cable company since last season, I've been starting to use my HD-PVR >>> more often. I'm looking for some suggestions on ways to transcode >>> these HD-PVR recordings both for playback on less powerful / non-VDPAU >>> systems (ie netbook, iPod, etc.) and for disk space saving / >>> archiving. For my other recordings, which are from mostly an HDHR >>> with a few from a pcHD3000 as well, I am currently using 'nuvexport'. >>> However, this program / script does not seem to work for HD-PVR >>> recordings, at least not the version I am using. >>> >>> I have been searching around for info both on the MythTV lists and the >>> web. While I have found some info, most of it seems old / outdated >>> and/or incomplete. I did find one script through my searching called >>> 'mythnuv2mkv.sh', which I've used a couple of times and it seems to be >>> working OK. However, I'm just wondering what other MythTV users are >>> doing. If I can be so bold to ask that any suggestions include >>> details of command-line options, program settings, profiles, etc. >>> Ideally I'd like to use something that is freely available and >>> MythTV-aware (as in being able to handle cut-lists). >>> >>> I am currently running MythTV version 0.23.1 from the ATrpms repo >>> under Fedora 13. >> >> Wish I could be of some help, John, but I'm in the same boat as you. >> Nuvexport >> stopped working for me years ago. Every so often I'll hit the lists and see >> if >> I can get it working but it's always been a bust for me. Nuvexport would be >> ideal since it can use cutlists generated in the frontend. >> >> The other tact I've looked at is directly downloading (through MythWeb) the >> video file generated by my HD-PVR and editing it on my Windows box. I have >> yet >> to find a video editor that can work reliably on *large* h.264 files. I use >> Nero Vision on the h.264 files from my home video camera and have looked at >> AviDemux. But both choke on the 5-25 GB files I'm creating in Myth. >> >> So here's another voice asking how people are getting their HD-PVR recordings >> out onto their laptops or iPods. >> >> Kirk Bocek >> >> _______________________________________________ >> atrpms-users mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.atrpms.net/mailman/listinfo/atrpms-users >> > > Thanks for the response Kirk. I actually meant to post this to the > MythTV list, which I will do now, but certainly if anyone here has any > ideas I'd love to hear about them. >
Shoot, I'd like to get in on that thread but mythtv-users isn't letting me log in to reactivate my list traffic. _______________________________________________ atrpms-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.atrpms.net/mailman/listinfo/atrpms-users
