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Joe_Bloggs · 9th June 2003, 12:52

Dear Zhnujm,
I do not expect perfection in my recordings. I know both ds.jar and PVAStrumento will both log errors in their 'view' of a recording. The question is what to do if an error is found!
DVBMatt knows best, in my opinion. Some errors are too short for the human response. However PVAStrumento may throw a fit about it. Perhaps it would be better to gloss over minor imperfections in a program stream by playing the previous picture or sound for a few milliseconds rather than dropping the whole Group Of Pictures for a minor fault.

Here is my 2 cents. The Software DVD player authors know all the tricks regarding DVB audio synchronization. Most times they work.
Occasionally PVASrumento or DS.JAR is required for playback. If the authors of PVAStrumento would offer the same facilities of DS.JAR then they would have a world monopoly on digital TV reception improvement as DVBMatt has moved on to other things.

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Joe_Bloggs Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: London Posts: 49	Replying to Zhnujm Dear Zhnujm, I do not expect perfection in my recordings. I know both ds.jar and PVAStrumento will both log errors in their 'view' of a recording. The question is what to do if an error is found! DVBMatt knows best, in my opinion. Some errors are too short for the human response. However PVAStrumento may throw a fit about it. Perhaps it would be better to gloss over minor imperfections in a program stream by playing the previous picture or sound for a few milliseconds rather than dropping the whole Group Of Pictures for a minor fault. Here is my 2 cents. The Software DVD player authors know all the tricks regarding DVB audio synchronization. Most times they work. Occasionally PVASrumento or DS.JAR is required for playback. If the authors of PVAStrumento would offer the same facilities of DS.JAR then they would have a world monopoly on digital TV reception improvement as DVBMatt has moved on to other things.