Hi Rolf, Thanks for your answer. I just read about Hauppage solutions and although it has an analogue intermediate it sounds interesting. I use at the moment only Linux (Ubuntu) as this is can easily be automated from the command line and is super stable. We record streams from Dreambox with help of mplayer, something like this: mplayer ?dumpstream http://192.168.1.103:8001/1:0:1:1793:C82:3:EB0000:0:0:0: - dumpstream /home/user/hetgesprek.ts This works perfectly for al MPEG2-TS (DVB) streams than I convert them with Mencoder into a h264 file, something like this: mencoder /home/user/ngcwild.ts -vf pp=ci,scale=704:400,harddup -ovc x264 -x264encopts bitrate=550 -oac mp3lame -o /home/user/result.avi (PAL square pix letterbox), harddup is used to sync audio and video I have a small sample for you: http://92.254.55.200/hetgesprek.ts The result is always slow video, a much longer file (in time) than the original and out of sync audio. Greetings, Albert 2010/4/8 Rolf Ernst <rolf.ernst at silverlightning.org> > On 4/8/2010 7:46 PM, Albert Scholtalbers wrote: > >> Hi There, >> >> I have been using Mencoder for a while with a lot of pleasure. I found out >> that Mplayer, FFMpeg and Mencoder are related. I use to record DVB >> MPEG2-TS >> streams from Dreambox and convert them to Mpeg4 (h264) files, which works >> excellent. >> Now a days we get more and more Mpeg4 (h264) TS streams on the different >> satellites in Europe. With Mplayer your are able to dump them on a HDD and >> play them with VLC, but not with Mplayer. Due to this fact Mencoder can't >> really recode them. You get video in slow motion and audio out of sync. >> Is there any news on support of Mpeg4 TS streams in the near future. It >> shouldn't be too hard as Mencoder almost manages to covert them. >> >> Thanks in advance >> >> > I encode TS streams all the time (actually I have a frontend which will > multiplex the different streams in the TS stream into one Matroska file). I > get those transport streams off the Hauppage DVR (it.s h.264 encoded to > start with). So I am certain that mencoder supports h.264 TS streams. What > platform are you encoding on? > > A last resort would be to demultiplex with tsmuxer, encode separately and > multiplex the result but that has some drawbacks. > > Also, mplayer hasn't shown any difficulties in playing them back. It's HD > video. > > -- > > /re > > A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. > > Ralph Waldo Emerson > > _______________________________________________ > MPlayer-users mailing list > MPlayer-users at mplayerhq.hu > https://lists.mplayerhq.hu/mailman/listinfo/mplayer-users >
