[mythtv-users] jamu and dvd folders
Doug Vaughan
r.d.vaughan at rogers.com
Tue Nov 24 03:07:27 UTC 2009
Dave Richardson,
Jamu does not processes any multi-part video files (e.g. VOB).
See: #2 http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Jamu#Jamu_limitations
If you had the following MythVideo paths:
\movie.avi
\movie2\VIDEO_TS
\movie2\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_01.VOB
\movie2\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_02.VOB
"movie.avi" would be processed correctly but "VTS_01_01.VOB" and
"VTS_01_02.VOB" would be processed as two individual video files. If you
have many VIDEO_TS directories with *.VOB files then do one of the
following:
1) Do not use Jamu (jamu is an optional alternative to the official
MythVideo meta data download method)
2) Turn your VIDEO_TS into a single iso file
3) Convert the Video_TS into a mkv file
I have not done either #2 or #3 myself but I have read enough to believe
that it can be done. Be aware that iso files will not play if they are
in a video storage group, but they will play if they are in a local FE
video path. Check for more details in the mailing archives.
A few days ago a bug was reported that Jamu -MJ (janitor) option was
removing the image files for movies in a "VIDEO_TS" directory. That has
been fixed and the patch will be released in the next day or two.
Doug
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