On 8/28/05, Martin Bene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It might be useful for you folks to know that the current SVN > > version of Myth supports transoding from MPEG2 to DVD > > compatible MPEG2 and honors the cutlist... > > Yes, I know that there's somethin in the queue. Still: > > - transcode is an important word here
No it's not the conversion is done without re-encoding. > - One of the reasons I got involved with mythburn was that I wanted to > get multiple-language DVB recordings to DVD without losing any of the > audio tracks. I had the impression that myth transcode could handle just > one audio stream - please tell me that I'm wrong there! I'd have to look into it, but if it's in the original MPEG2 it should be in the resultant. > Most of the work in Mythburn takes care of creation of the DVD menu > system with thumbnails, animations, background images, menu music etc > etc. - this should stay useful regardless of the source for a DVD > comaptible video. As does nuv2disk and some others that have been around for quite some time... _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
