2006-04-17, 09:37 PM
Hi,
[1] Is the basic concept that you have to record TV in full mpg first, and then do compression as an afterfact? I'm guessing due to the performance/intensity of grabbing the mpeg2 format to disk first?
[2] If yes what is the basic concept/design to compress automatically? Is it something like:
- dirmon - to monitor for new recordings (but how does it tell if the file is finished?)
- triggers mencoder for transcode
- puts the final compressed version in the gb-pvr recording area - but can you just copy an AVI file into this GB-PVR directory and it will pick it up with a recording? or does it need to be registered in some GB-PVR database? I note if you put AVI's in the video area you then can't delete them through the interface
- delete original
Tks
[1] Is the basic concept that you have to record TV in full mpg first, and then do compression as an afterfact? I'm guessing due to the performance/intensity of grabbing the mpeg2 format to disk first?
[2] If yes what is the basic concept/design to compress automatically? Is it something like:
- dirmon - to monitor for new recordings (but how does it tell if the file is finished?)
- triggers mencoder for transcode
- puts the final compressed version in the gb-pvr recording area - but can you just copy an AVI file into this GB-PVR directory and it will pick it up with a recording? or does it need to be registered in some GB-PVR database? I note if you put AVI's in the video area you then can't delete them through the interface
- delete original
Tks
VisionPlus Twinhan Tuner Card
2005 MCE Remote
Girder (for remote key remapping)
Shared PC/GB-PVR functions (via secondary display & AV sender)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core (4200, 2.21GHz), 1 GB RAM, 2 x HDD (300GB HDD for video)
2005 MCE Remote
Girder (for remote key remapping)
Shared PC/GB-PVR functions (via secondary display & AV sender)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core (4200, 2.21GHz), 1 GB RAM, 2 x HDD (300GB HDD for video)