cant record video stream...whats? wrong

[steelydfan]

ok...i installed and adjusted DVBViewer using the available tutorials and forums...i'm using cyberlink h.264 decoder for watching DVBt programs in my area...everything else i adjusted according to tutorial...the picture is fine...the problem starts when i try to record...DVBViever only records in ts format

regardless of my attempts to adjust the mpg format in recorder options...further more, when i try to open the resulting ts file it shows only Found 1 MPEG audio stream (PVAstrumento)...the ts file contains only audio stream without video...any suggestions

 

 

windows xp service pack 2

pentium 4 3.0 ghz

1.00 GB of RAM

ATI RADEON 9600 256 mb

Edited September 11, 2007 by steelydfan

[Moses]

You installed a H.264 Decoder... so I guess you try to record H.264 streams, right? H.264 is MPEG4 and not MPEG2, so PVAStrumento won't be able to handle it, no matter in what container you'll change it...

DVBViewer only supports *.ts recording for H.264 streams. You could use TSPlayer to transcode it into an mpeg PS file, but it will be of little use, because normal MPEG2 applications won't handle it anyway

 

Try to play the recording with DVBViewer or TSPlayer, and you'll see if there is a video stream or not.

Edited September 11, 2007 by Moses

[steelydfan]

thank u for your reply...do i need to mention that i feel like a complete idiot now, trying to record MPEG4 and edit with MPEG2 applications...however...is there any way to edit H.264 stream that is MPEG4 in order to view it on a standalone dvd/divx players

[KitanaiRachel]

My players will play the video, but not the audio.

 

What I would really like is to encode it to mpeg2.

 

Can anyone help us please?

[ricabullah]

My players will play the video, but not the audio.

 

What I would really like is to encode it to mpeg2.

 

Can anyone help us please?

 

I suppose audio is AAC and you don't have any AAC decoder.

If you don't have this decoder ,you will never re-encode audio.

Pls give us some more info on your HW , filters, players you use, etc