But here is something I don't understand: when I run nuvexport-xvid --cutlist --debug --infile=-file the commands are mythtranscode with --honorcutlist, then ffmpeg (which it dies with a pipe read error :)
I assume you know that the pipe error is related to a messed up yuvdenoise, right?
But when I run the same with --transcode, there is no mythtranscode, only transcode commands. Will it still apply cutlists? Where would it get them from?
if you have mpeg files, transcode can read those just fine, and has its own cutlist handling options (ffmpeg doesn't, so it requires using mythtranscode).
Finally, what do I need to replace the original recording with the ones from nuvexport?
Why aren't you just using myth's internal transcoder? myth can play avi files as recordings, but you really shouldn't use it that way. export, send them to mythvideo, and then delete the originals.
Personally, I wouldn't automate this -- about 1 in 15 files that go through transcode have messed-up audio because of glitches in the source mpeg files (which then need to be re-run with --force_mythtranscode since mythtranscode seems to have more robust mpeg playing code).
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