--- Nathan Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a second TV with a mpeg4-compatible DVD > player (Philips dvp642) > and a full drive on my Myth box. My plan is to > archive shows to DVD-R > and play them on my standalone (or on the myth box > with xine). I'd > also like to be able to play the files on my windows > box. > > My recordings are all already transcoded to mpeg4. > The standalone > player can play anything I throw at it (DivX, Xvid, > VCD, SVCD, random > mpeg2 files, etc.), but I doubt it could play a > burned .nuv file. > What's the best way to get these nuv files into a > portable, readable > mpeg4 file format (container is the more specific > word, I think) for > use on these other devices. > > I don't want to transcode the files again unless I > have to, since they > are already in mpeg4. Would nuvexport allow me to do > this? > > Thanks.. > > > -- > Nathan Richardson > 1600 S. Joyce St. Apt. 1403 > Arlington, VA 22202 > 202-257-1025 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > _______________________________________________ > mythtv-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users >
I would use nuv2avi. It works great and exports nuv files to "as is" mpeg4 files WITHOUT transcoding that nuvexport requires. Go do a quick google on nuv2avi to see more. Thanks! Andrew Lynch
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