Howdy all, The essence of this question centers around improving transcoding by utilising the various spare PCs I have kicked around as well as the myth server.
My Myth backend, an Athlon XP 2600+ (with two DVB-T cards) is running sweet as a nut, and I currently use nuvexport to archive off recordings from .nuv file to .mpg - I want straight MPEG2 output so I can burn to DVD (I'm not fussed for the extra space saving of XviD/DivX, etc). It currently transcodes (via ffmpeg) at somewhere between 18 and 25 fps. I've got two other PCs, all running the dreaded Windoze, and I'm wondering if I can use them to do some of the work. One is a P4 3.06, the other an AMD FX53. My main problem is getting these blasted NUV files to a useable MPEG2 format. I don't want to install linux on these other machines just to get "nuvexport" - is there any way of making a NUV into an MPEG2? Cheers, Dan Howell Birmingham, UK
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