Hi,
hu_emulator wrote:
Can you use xine to play the streamed U2 videos?
If not why not? Xine is must more stable than xineliboutput.
Only xineliboutput is supported at the moment, sorry.
I don't know how to play videos in xine from VDR without xineliboutput. If you can provide some example code, I'll consider implementing it in webvideo.
Antti
On 02.08.2010 18:41, Antti Ajanki wrote:
Hi!
Just a probably dumb question... Could it be possible to add mplayer-support too? I run my vdr through a FF-card, and therefore i don't use xineliboutput or any similar things..
René
ma, 2010-08-02 kello 18:41 +0300, Antti Ajanki kirjoitti:
Only xineliboutput is supported at the moment, sorry.
How about transcoding or remultiplexing the downloaded videos to normal vdr recordings?
Is there a way to run a command (like vdr's -r) after a video has been downloaded?
On 3 August 2010 10:45, Mikko Tuumanen mikko.tuumanen@utu.fi wrote:
I would leave them as transport streams (TS) if I was you, and just get the player to be able to play them. Lots of Linux media players support TS. The reason to keep them as TS is because the TS stream contains error detection CRC checks that can be used by the decoder to hide the errors better. I don't know which Linux decoders use this information yet, but it is good to keep. If you transcode the TS streams to something else you loose all these error detection functions. It would be OK to transcode the TS stream if it contained NO errors, but if it contained errors, it is best to retain that format. Errors normally occur due to interference, e.g. Too much rain for DVB-S, badly pointed antenna, bad lossy cables.
James
Hello, On Di, Aug 03, 2010 at 11:45:24 +0300, Mikko Tuumanen wrote:
Hmm, converting these video's will produce low quality output. The most difficult stuff is how to remultiplex eg. flash videos. ffmpeg -i some_video.flv -vcodec copy -acodec copy myvideo.ts
doesn't work here. av_interleaved_write_frame(): Error while opening file
If we get that to work the next question would be if vdr can handle these videos with the available decoding solutions. Regards halim
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