comskip + high def

[allsighs]

Not sure what I am missing. I have the HD homerun successfully set up for both tuners recording unencrypted QAM. Recordings come out amazing now for a week (Id have to say better than my HD cable box). However, comskip will not run on those recordings. I have tried the options for running while the show is being records and after the show is done recording. Is it a file-type issue? I am not sure where to start.

[sub]

What type of file are you recording? .mpg, .dvr-ms or .ts?

[allsighs]

Im going to have to double check when i get home. I know it was using the windows default Mpeg icon. I was lucky in not having to really tweak anything in my settings/decoders/renderers once it was hooked up.

[sub]

If its .dvr-ms, I think you need to make sure comskip is not set to run during the recording.

[allsighs]

I assume this is defined by the mux selector? I want to say it defaulted on dvr-ms. Ill take a look. I did try having it run after the recording. Will check settings and retry when i get home. Thanks for the quick responses sub!

[sub]

Either way, do a recording, then zip and attach the logs and I'll check that comskip is being run.

[-stattik-]

I thought that the HD homerun only created .ts files. Do you plan on using the edl file to cut out commercials?

[sub]

I thought that the HD homerun only created .ts files.

Its pretty much the same as 'over the air' ATSC devices, and can record .dvr-ms, .ts, and .mpg (assuming a reliable ATSC mux can be found).

[linene]

Its pretty much the same as 'over the air' ATSC devices, and can record .dvr-ms, .ts, and .mpg (assuming a reliable ATSC mux can be found).

Big assumption

By the way, I was only able to get comskip and ATSC to work together with the time synced properly between the two by using edl files.

[sub]

...and can record .dvr-ms, .ts, and .mpg (assuming a reliable ATSC mux can be found).

Big assumption

Yeah, I know, but the point was that the HDHomeRun is not limited to .ts files.

That said, it I know ATSC + Cyberlink mux is working well for standard definition channels. This might not suit US users, but I know there are some Canadian users that only receive standard definition channels via their QAM digital cable, and recording directly to .mpg via the Cyberlink mux works fine.