my wrote:
> After several month I found out that dvbcut understands the .vdr format
> I can skip the .vdr->.ts conversion for most cases. (vdr creates max 2GB
> files, therefore for big movies I still need ProjectX to concatenate
> them to one file.)
Actually, the vdr files are already in transport stream format (unfortunately
chopped into 2GB pieces). You can save a lot of time (and probably get better
results) if you just concatenate them with something like
cat 00[2-9].vdr >> 001.vdr
and then cut them with dvbcut.
Regards,
Peter Daum
(P.S.: What would be really nice of course is if there was a way to tell
dvbcut to just consider a bunch of files on the command line as 1 single
file without actually concatenating them ...;)
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