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hi

is it possible to convert video files (by mplayer supported of course)
to the PES format that vdr uses? the playback on old machines is often
to slow for live watchig a video, but converting it first to a valid vdr
file+index would be great ...

is there any other software which can do this?
( i looked in the manpages, but found no option for pes format )

mfg hermann


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Re: convert avi to .pes? (.vdr file)

Hermann Gausterer wrote: hi is it possible to convert video files (by mplayer supported of course) to the PES format that vdr uses? the playback on old machines is often to slow for live watchig a video, but converting it first to a valid vdr file+index would be great ... is there any other software which can do this? ( i looked in the manpages, but found no option for pes format ) mfg hermann it's not possible, and in addition interleaved-pes doesn't even have any reason to exist: it's a castrated PS without the pack header, so you lose the SCR. Vdr's developers should have invented a way to save the a real PS, or even better the TS that comes out of DVB cards, rather than giving life to that senseless mess that no software can manipulate

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Re: convert avi to .pes? (.vdr file)

Hermann Gausterer wrote: hi is it possible to convert video files (by mplayer supported of course) to the PES format that vdr uses? the playback on old machines is often to slow for live watchig a video, but converting it first to a valid vdr file+index would be great ... is there any other software which can do this? ( i looked in the manpages, but found no option for pes format ) mfg hermann it's not possible, and in addition interleaved-pes doesn't even have any reason to exist: it's a castrated PS without the pack header, so you lose the SCR. Vdr's developers should have invented a way to save the a real PS, or even better the TS that comes out of DVB cards, rather than giving life to that senseless mess that no software can manipulate
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