[mythtv-users] mplayer patches for mythnuv
Brian J. Murrell
brian at interlinx.bc.ca
Thu Jan 20 13:44:45 EST 2005
On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 10:16 -0800, Chris Petersen wrote:
> > Because I want to take a recording to a machine which is not connected
> > to a backend? Like a laptop while I travel for instance.
>
> ah. use nuvexport or nuv2avi?
LOL.
First of all, the "step-by-step" menu process of nuvexport, while it is
nice for one-off conversions, is a PITA for bulk transfer. Second of
all, it seems (although I have not dug very deeply) that it cannot be
run on anything but the MythTV backend machine.
That machine, in my network has got a tiny CPU and as such is not
terribly well suited for video transcoding. I only get just less than
2fps on it using nuvexport. However, I can get >30fps transcoding MJPEG
-> MPEG4 on my workstation (much beefier) with mencoder however. I
would like to do the same with NUV streams.
Maybe nuv2avi is the way to go. I will have to check that out. Any
pointers to where I can find it while I am on topic about it?
Or even better, how about a nuv2yuv/nuv2wav pair of tools that do the
same for NUV as lav2[yuv|wav] do for MJPEG streams? Then we can
re-encode with whatever we want (as long as it will take wav/yuv input
as tools such as oggenc and mencoder (respectively) do. Better to
create small tools that do their job really well and provide
good/standard interfaces to other small tools that are doing their job
really well.
b.
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