Tom Lichti wrote:
Felix Rubinstein wrote:
Guys, thanks for such a prompt reply!
But I think you miss the point.
Those of you who read the last issue of Linux journal, the "Advanced
MythTV Video Processing" article must note, I citate:
"Although digital TV recordings are an MPEG-2 video stream, the
NuppelVideo container format used by MythTV is specific to MythTV and
is not supported by most video player software. To watch the videos
with anything other than a MythTV front end, you must convert them to
a format with a wider selection of players."
Just because it is in a magazine doesn't make it right. If you rename
a .nuv file to .mpg, it will play in most video players, from my
experience.
You don't even need to rename it. Under linux, I just told KDE the .nuv
files were mpeg files, and now if I double click on an nuv file, it
launches xine and plays it !
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