Hallo > > What command does transcode create from that input ? > cmd=mpeg2enc -v 0 -I 0 -f 8 -F 3 -n p -o "transcoded.m2v" -Khi-res > > > Maybe you can put a few frames somewhere so we could take a look at the > > problem. > When I created the frames using > transcode -i _Ch210_20051007_200947.mpg -x mpeg3 -o orginal -y jpg -c > 0:2:00-0:2:30 > I noticed that the "original" frames have fishes also. In mplayer the _Ch210 > Video was ok. So i guess it's not the export but the import to transcode, > right? > Find some frames here > http://www.schokokeks.net/mpeglist/index.html > (out2 marks frames from the recoded movie, orginal marks jpegs from PVRs File) Have you tried decoding the frames with mpeg2dec like that: mpeg2dec -o pgmpipe file.mpg | pgmtoy4m -i t -a 10:11 -r 25:1 | yuvplay And see if the problem is there also. You need to install mpeg2dec (http://libmpeg2.sourceforge.net/) You can replace the yuvplay with mpeg2enc afterwards, if you see that it is decoded right and the problem vanishes.
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