Client PC with local ATSC tuner

David · 2007-07-21, 12:07 AM

So far they have all recorded just fine. I have shows scheduled for the next hour to make sure, but do not expect any problems at this point.

linene · 2007-07-21, 12:09 AM

sub,

David's response seems like awesome news to us people trying to record ATSC! Any chance I could give this a try Big Grin

David · 2007-07-21, 12:30 AM

A few more shows, and they seem fine. Looking good Sub!

linene · 2007-07-21, 12:35 AM

David Wrote:A few more shows, and they seem fine. Looking good Sub!

Any of those atsc?

David · 2007-07-21, 12:54 AM

linene Wrote:Any of those atsc?

Exclusively ATSC. Now that you say that, I guess I might try the 250, though that recorded two shows last night, no problems.

linene · 2007-07-21, 12:59 AM

David Wrote:Exclusively ATSC. Now that you say that, I guess I might try the 250, though that recorded two shows last night, no problems.

Excellent! Which version of cyberlink mux are you using? (I am very excited about this Big Grin

)

David · 2007-07-21, 01:04 AM

I have the following Muxes installed. I will likely try the ATI as well, as I recall that worked slightly better for me than the CyberLink back when I was trying so hard to get this to work before.

Found: ATI MPEG Multiplexer
FILE: c:\program files\ATI technologies\ATI.ACE\atidvcr.dll
VERSION: 9.14.0.60504

Found: CyberLink MPEG Muxer
FILE: C:\Program Files\devnz\gbpvr\mpgmux\mpgmux.ax
VERSION: 5.0.2022

Shoot! Just noticed that I need to set it to prefer alternating tuners.

linene · 2007-07-21, 01:10 AM

yeah, the ati worked better for me as well. I thought that sub intimidated that this fix was for the cyberlink mux? Maybe not? I know at one time I saw a comment that the reason other muxs did not work for atsc was that they were not as tolerant of errors in the stream as compared to the dvr-ms mux. That must not be entirely true if sub is able to make a change in gbpvr to help this?

David · 2007-07-21, 01:13 AM

linene Wrote:yeah, the ati worked better for me as well. I thought that sub intimidated that this fix was for the cyberlink mux? Maybe not? I know at one time I saw a comment that the reason other muxs did not work for atsc was that they were not as tolerant of errors in the stream as compared to the dvr-ms mux. That must not be entirely true if sub is able to make a change in gbpvr to help this?

Well, I could at least try the ATI mux. I suppose when the server catches fire, I'll know it was a bad idea. :eek:

***sub*** · 2007-07-21, 01:55 AM

Great, that sounds positive.

For anyone else wanting to try it, attached is that patch.

I was thinking of the Cyberlink mux when I made the change, but there were two things changed - one of which was Cyberlink mux specific, the other might possibly help with the ATI mux (I dont know for sure though).

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