> > Possible and designed to allow it. :) You can do the same with the > > transcoding and User Jobs.
> Is this true? I tried to get a non-tuner backend to do all my > commflaging and transcoding, while commflagging worked fine, > transcoding only worked on the master backend.... > > Or was the solution that I needed nfs access to my backend storage for > transcoding to work? Just curious. You need (NFS|SMB|etc) access to the recordings directory for transcoding to work. mythtranscode will not transcode a file if it sees "myth://" in the playback URL for the file. The "myth://" part means that the file is not available locally (either really locally or over a network filesystem) and since there is no way to write a file remotely via the Myth protocol then mythtranscode aborts. If you have the recordings directory mounted locally, then the "myth://" is not part of the playback URL and mythtranscode can read and write the file locally. -- Chris
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