but at least the remuxing isn't too tough (or
lossy). Either dvb-mplex or replex will do it, I believe.
Pretty much anything should work. in the case of nuvexport the logical
choice would be lvedemux / lvemux since that's a requirement anyway and
can run in piped mode (via fifos) so doesn't need huge temp files. It
would just be nice to have the required remux step in the nuvexport
package without having to modify the scripts.
It's also the reason I decided not to call mpeg2cut but instead
duplicate the required functions when adding commercial cutting to
mythtvburn (create DVDs from myth recordings with nice menu and
integration with mythweb)
From the looks of it, lvedemux will go all the way to ES and then
back. If it doesn't take into account changing APTS vs VPTS, the sync
could get off. I've got a sample clip captured from my PVR-250 that will
do that. If the A and V streams are *ever* demuxed separately and then
recombined, the sync will get off in the middle. The only tool I've been
successful with on it so far is 'replex' to recompute the PTS offsets with
a static one throughout.
-Cory
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* Cory Papenfuss *
* Electrical Engineering candidate Ph.D. graduate student *
* Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University *
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