haubrija
19th January 2005, 03:42
Quick question for you fellas,
I have been archiving .tp streams captured from a MYHD-120 for about the past 3 months using AutoGK to write to Xvid. Been working pretty well so far without too many problems. I cut the commercials using HDTV2MPEG2 writing the stream to a .ts file and then encode after that.
I've been having intermittent problems archiving 24 this season. For some reason, one of the segments always results in jerky playback. btw I'm using FDecimate in AutoGK to go from 59fps to 23fps.
I thought Project X may be able to help with some of my problems. However, while using project x on my strem (and writing to .ts) I always come up with an unusable stream. I think the problem lies in the fact that Project X remaps the PIDs, for example it will take PIDs 0x31 and 0x34 and map them to 0xE0 and 0x80 thus making it unreadable.
Is there an option so I can get a usable .ts stream after processing in Project X? Any help would be appreciated.
haubrija
I have been archiving .tp streams captured from a MYHD-120 for about the past 3 months using AutoGK to write to Xvid. Been working pretty well so far without too many problems. I cut the commercials using HDTV2MPEG2 writing the stream to a .ts file and then encode after that.
I've been having intermittent problems archiving 24 this season. For some reason, one of the segments always results in jerky playback. btw I'm using FDecimate in AutoGK to go from 59fps to 23fps.
I thought Project X may be able to help with some of my problems. However, while using project x on my strem (and writing to .ts) I always come up with an unusable stream. I think the problem lies in the fact that Project X remaps the PIDs, for example it will take PIDs 0x31 and 0x34 and map them to 0xE0 and 0x80 thus making it unreadable.
Is there an option so I can get a usable .ts stream after processing in Project X? Any help would be appreciated.
haubrija