[linux-dvb] Re: Interlace lines in UK DVB-T streams...

[Thargor <thargor@vergessene-welt.de>]

Laz <laz@club-burniston.co.uk> writes:

> I have a Nova-T card which I am using in the UK with relatively good
> results, using dvbstream | mplayer. I originally set this up about a
> year back and was using dvbstream to redirect a PS into a file. The
> resulting MPEG files played back fine with mplayer, etc. I then went
> away for a few months (while the drivers went throught the frontend
> change and things stopped working for me!), and I'm now back using the
> card with CVS drivers, dvbstream, etc. but now the resultant MPEG files
> seem different...
>
> Most of the MPEG streams (I haven't checked if it's all channels or
> what, yet) now show a low of interlace lines when played back with
> mplayer, i.e. they are stripey! Are the MPEG streams now in a different
> format or is this down to the driver somehow? The (absolutely dire!)
> windows software gives files with these lines, although they play back
> OK in WinDVD.
>
> Is this something I'm stuck with?

try the following mplayer options

-cache 8192 -vop pp=lb -autosync 30

-- 
Simon Walter


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