Subject: convert avi to .pes? (.vdr file) - msg#00000
List: video.mplayer.user.dvb
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