2008-05-14, 12:31 PM
I'm new to GBPVR, but not to DVB-T.
In the past year I've been using:
last free version of DVBWebScheduler(4.0.14) to record DVB-T into .ts format;
VLC to view the recordings (& subtitles if needed);
ProjectX to demux, clean recordings and extract subtitles I wish to archive onto dvd.
I'm trying to use GBPVR to replace the 3 bits of software I use.
Problem 1 - BDA Muxer
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Am I right in thinking I shouldn't need one if I wish to record into .ts?
In GB-PVR config/Misc2/BDA Multiplexer, I tried both options
Microsoft MVR-MS
TS Mux.
I get audio errors when using either of them.
With DVR-MS the audio looses sync the video after about 30 seconds.
With TS Mux, the audio stays in sync, but fades/blips evey 2 seconds.
I use VLC 0.8.6f to play them back.
Does this suggests there is something wrong with my system setup?
When I use DVBWebScheduler to record in .ts it seems to play back fine.
I seem to be missing something!
Problem 2 - Subtitles
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Do I need to record in .ts to preserve the DVB-T subtitles?
When I used a Cyberlink MPEG Muxer, I get .mpg without the option of seeing the subtitles.
Would it be possible to use GB-PVR to
a) record into .ts format
b) playback .ts files?
It seems to do a) already - but I can't get it to work properly!
Would it be possible for users to plugin a player like VLC to achieve b)?
In the past year I've been using:
last free version of DVBWebScheduler(4.0.14) to record DVB-T into .ts format;
VLC to view the recordings (& subtitles if needed);
ProjectX to demux, clean recordings and extract subtitles I wish to archive onto dvd.
I'm trying to use GBPVR to replace the 3 bits of software I use.
Problem 1 - BDA Muxer
=====================
Am I right in thinking I shouldn't need one if I wish to record into .ts?
In GB-PVR config/Misc2/BDA Multiplexer, I tried both options
Microsoft MVR-MS
TS Mux.
I get audio errors when using either of them.
With DVR-MS the audio looses sync the video after about 30 seconds.
With TS Mux, the audio stays in sync, but fades/blips evey 2 seconds.
I use VLC 0.8.6f to play them back.
Does this suggests there is something wrong with my system setup?
When I use DVBWebScheduler to record in .ts it seems to play back fine.
I seem to be missing something!
Problem 2 - Subtitles
=====================
Do I need to record in .ts to preserve the DVB-T subtitles?
When I used a Cyberlink MPEG Muxer, I get .mpg without the option of seeing the subtitles.
Would it be possible to use GB-PVR to
a) record into .ts format
b) playback .ts files?
It seems to do a) already - but I can't get it to work properly!
Would it be possible for users to plugin a player like VLC to achieve b)?