1) Is this still necessary, or am I doing a little extra needless work?
never was. nuvexport reencodes, it's not lossless unless you use the mpeg2cut function.. and even then, mpeg2cut calls avidemux, which can reencode frames around the ones you cut out, without cutting at a GOP boundary.. and the reason why the semi-obscure lvemux was used for remultiplexing is that it can handle putting things back together in a way so as not to get av sync issues.
3) What about the first and last frame of the recording? Should there be cutpoints at those locations, or can a cutpoint be open-ended?
I believe that myth puts them in if you leave them out.
4) I've noticed that Xine doesn't seem to understand the length of the file... if I bring up the information text, the bar that shows the % of the file is correct, but the time is wrong (i.e. it might show that I'm 7 minutes into a 15 minute program, but I'm really 21 minutes into a 45 minute program. I know that my NUVEXPORT version is a little old (cvs20050221) but I don't see anything in the revision log that looks likely to have fixed it. Is this currently expected behavior? Or is there something wrong I need to figure out?
Pretty sure this is an artifact of a VBR encoding. -Chris _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
