A few inclusions:
I had the impression that the one place where mythtv could handele mpeg
a/v sync perfectly was on decode, and this only supports video + 1 audio
stream, plus requires recoding; ther's been talk if it wouldn't still be
a valueable option to have a reencoding mpeg2=>mpeg2 transform since
it'd allow you to
- do frame-accurate cuts
- Nice as a freebie, but not worth spending lots of time on IMO.
- optionaly reduce bandwith to cram more stuff onto a DVD
- by doing 2-pass encoding with variable GOP length
- by sampling at a very high resolution/bitrate and applying more
advanced denoising filters and resizers. (ivtv cards don't do a
good job of capturing low-res, even though that's all that's
necessary for OTA cable)
- have no trouble with A/V sync - decode in mythtv definitely gets that
right.
- DINGDINGDING! We have a winner... ;)
-Cory
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* Cory Papenfuss *
* Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
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