> > Unfortunately now it seems my output is pretty bad.
>
> Or your input.
Given that the input plays properly with very few decode errors in
VLC/mediaplayer classic...
> > - export to DVD and Mpeg-PS produces a big file that plays back as blank
>
> What does "big" mean in this context?
I take that back, it's normal sized (~500MB for 5 minutes)... It's
just lacks useful audio/video.
> Can you play it with mplayer or xine?
I'll have a go with both of those tonight when I get home. Only tried
VLC and media-player classic.
> > The original TS file has a five or so noticeable drop outs (not bad
> > considering its almost 40minutes/5.5GB long), I used dd to create a copy
> > of the first 3.5GB to make sure it was not related to the 4GB file size
> > problem I read about in the thread - the output is the same if it's less
> > then 4GB.
>
> Just a second... 8.25 GB/h? What kind of stream is that?
It's a 1080i(1920x1080 mpeg-ts)+5.1DD(AC3 audio encoding) signal
captured over the air using an ATSC tuner card (AirStar HD5000) by
MythTV.
> > What else can I try or look for? Is there some preprocessing I should
> > do to the TS file?
>
> You have to extract a single program (1 video + one or more audio
> streams) from the TS, but that should be done by your recording software.
Okay, I'll look at again, I'm pretty sure MythTV only captures the
single subchannel... I could be wrong on that though.
Cheers,
-G
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