Any support for "showsqueeze" as yet?

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That said, and now understood, can you see any options?

Some others have certainly transcoded their files in the past, using the PostProcessing.bat NextPVR calls after each recording. This is a convenient point to hook in stuff like this.

Personally I'd just stick with the original files these devices produce. It's not worth the hassle/cpu trying transcode them when disk is so cheap. If you transcode them to other container formats like .avi/.mkv/.mp4 etc, you're effectively ruling out being able to add NextPVR clients in the future (since it only streams the native .ts format).

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Some others have certainly transcoded their files in the past, using the PostProcessing.bat NextPVR calls after each recording. This is a convenient point to hook in stuff like this.

I not a coder. I can mess around with a .bat file with help but I need something someone has made close to what I'm trying to do.

I'll try posting here and see what comes of it.

Thanks.

BTW: Do you sleep? It's 5:35PM here. Is it not night time where you live?

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BTW: Do you sleep? It's 5:35PM here. Is it not night time where you live?

I don't sleep enough . It's lunch time here in NZ though, so plenty of day still ahead of me.

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I not a coder. I can mess around with a .bat file with help but I need something someone has made close to what I'm trying to do.

I'll try posting here and see what comes of it.

Thanks.

BTW: Do you sleep? It's 5:35PM here. Is it not night time where you live?

Some people use MCEBuddy that runs at night while the PC is idle to compress their videos.

I do agree with sub that keeping them in their original format is best. Disk are cheap and no nightly PC work out for compression sucking down additional wattage.