On 26.05.2014 13:41, Tony Houghton wrote:
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> It's better to use mkvmerge (or ffmpeg etc for mpeg2) to remultiplex
> properly. You still don't have to transcode the streams so it doesn't
> take much longer. Players can't tell how long (in terms of time) TS
> files are, or how any point in the f
On Mon, 26 May 2014 13:17:51 +0200
Gerald Dachs wrote:
> Am 2014-05-26 05:09, schrieb VDR User:
> > There's no reason to touch the audio/video streams at all unless you
> > actually want to re-encode them for some reason. If all you want is
> > an
> > .mkv rather than a .ts, that can be done in
Am 2014-05-26 05:09, schrieb VDR User:
There's no reason to touch the audio/video streams at all unless you
actually want to re-encode them for some reason. If all you want is
an
.mkv rather than a .ts, that can be done in seconds with mkvmerge.
Re-encoding in that case is pointless & a waste o
There's no reason to touch the audio/video streams at all unless you
actually want to re-encode them for some reason. If all you want is an
.mkv rather than a .ts, that can be done in seconds with mkvmerge.
Re-encoding in that case is pointless & a waste of time.
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Thanks, most of the scripts I was looking at are using ffmpeg to extract
audio and then handbrake to convert them.
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I already told you:
"You can merge them directly with the mkv container using append. All
you need is the free "mkvmerge" tool."
Maybe you're unaware that ts & mkv are simply containers. Nothing is
converted when you change containers. Put it this way, milk is milk
whether you have it in a glass
I had delete the movie files that had been broken up so badly, but I had
few recordings that have two files in them. So is it better to convert each
ts to mkv and merge the mkv ? I set my max recording option tp 30GB.
I had found an issue with my vdr it crashes when recording tv. i
Am 25.05.2014 16:20, schrieb jacek burghardt:
> I had recording setup last night and now I have 111 ts files. I guess
> heavy rain may caused so many ts files. is there a script that would
> merge them into one ts and convert them into mkv ? How I can setup
> after recording rules to convert recor
You can merge them directly with the mkv container using append. All
you need is the free "mkvmerge" tool.
On Sun, May 25, 2014 at 7:20 AM, jacek burghardt
wrote:
> I had recording setup last night and now I have 111 ts files. I guess heavy
> rain may caused so many ts files. is there a script t
I had recording setup last night and now I have 111 ts files. I guess heavy
rain may caused so many ts files. is there a script that would merge them
into one ts and convert them into mkv ? How I can setup after recording
rules to convert recordings ?
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