Unauthorized Posted January 11, 2003 Share Posted January 11, 2003 It would be very nice if you could integrate raw stream recording into DVBViewer. At the moment I am using winSTB for recording because there are some errors (mainly audio skips) in the files recorded with DVBViewer. The files recorded with winSTB are always OK, also if there are errors during watching. Quote Link to comment
crypto Posted January 12, 2003 Share Posted January 12, 2003 @Unauthorized The new version of dvbportal can record streams. Is that what you are looking for? Quote Link to comment
Guest Oliver Posted January 12, 2003 Share Posted January 12, 2003 Hello! At least it is what I'm looking for. CU, Oliver Quote Link to comment
Flepp Posted January 12, 2003 Share Posted January 12, 2003 It would be very nice if you could integrate raw stream recording into DVBViewer. At the moment I am using winSTB for recording because there are some errors (mainly audio skips) in the files recorded with DVBViewer. The files recorded with winSTB are always OK, also if there are errors during watching. Yes, Ts record with timer recording and low cpu usage . It should not be so difficult to update DVBViewer and recorder.exe Cu Flepp Quote Link to comment
Unauthorized Posted January 12, 2003 Author Share Posted January 12, 2003 It is also what I'm looking for. But I would like DVBViewer to have it. Quote Link to comment
Guest hackbart Posted January 12, 2003 Share Posted January 12, 2003 Hi , if you record the files as splitted Mpeg, the result is the same like you would save the whole transport stream. The only difference are the missing 4 bytes of a Transportstream. These 4 bytes are structured in the following way: 1st ID: always 'G' 2nd & 3rd: PID 4th: CRC It does not really make sense to dump these things too. Christian PS: Maybe i write a new additional recorder, but first i want to finish all the things in the main application Quote Link to comment
Unauthorized Posted January 13, 2003 Author Share Posted January 13, 2003 Hi ,if you record the files as splitted Mpeg, the result is the same like you would save the whole transport stream. The only difference are the missing 4 bytes of a Transportstream. These 4 bytes are structured in the following way: 1st ID: always 'G' 2nd & 3rd: PID 4th: CRC It does not really make sense to dump these things too. Christian PS: Maybe i write a new additional recorder, but first i want to finish all the things in the main application Hmm, but I am not sure if there are errors or if video & audio will be sync. TS-Recording is definitely the next main feature I am looking for, or is it too difficult to integrate? Come on, I want to delete WinSTB and let DVBViewer become my only DVB-application! EDIT: OK, I'll try splitted for a while... Quote Link to comment
Guest hackbart Posted January 13, 2003 Share Posted January 13, 2003 Well the directshow filter (neither Marfi's nor the B2C2 one) send the whole transportstream. They are only sending the content. I could manually add some TS Data, but this is not very usable. Christian Quote Link to comment
Guest DAvenger Posted January 13, 2003 Share Posted January 13, 2003 This is definitely a job for DirectShow filter .... want some ? Quote Link to comment
Flepp Posted January 13, 2003 Share Posted January 13, 2003 Hi ,if you record the files as splitted Mpeg, the result is the same like you would save the whole transport stream. The only difference are the missing 4 bytes of a Transportstream. These 4 bytes are structured in the following way: 1st ID: always 'G' 2nd & 3rd: PID 4th: CRC It does not really make sense to dump these things too. Christian PS: Maybe i write a new additional recorder, but first i want to finish all the things in the main application Hmm, but I am not sure if there are errors or if video & audio will be sync. TS-Recording is definitely the next main feature I am looking for, or is it too difficult to integrate? Come on, I want to delete WinSTB and let DVBViewer become my only DVB-application! EDIT: OK, I'll try splitted for a while... Hi Well Data out of Marfi's filter should normally provide the PCR which is necessary to have perfectly synchronised video and audio because it has normally same pid as video. Ds.jar does demux perfect syncronized ES Video & Audio streams out of my test graph. Here an explanation of pcr i took from mascom.de The PID for PCR ( Program Clock Recovery ) is sometimes the same as the Video PID. This data is used for synchronisation ( lip-synch ) between Video and Audio. If the PID is wrong the result is mostly no sound. Quote Link to comment
Unauthorized Posted January 13, 2003 Author Share Posted January 13, 2003 But if I record as PVA or muxed MPEG2, there are sometimes skips in the audiostream. I don't know if it is so with splitted MPEG2, as I didn't test it for a longer time. Quote Link to comment
Unauthorized Posted January 29, 2003 Author Share Posted January 29, 2003 Plz have a look at this post and this post in the german forum! Don't u think you could integrate ts-file recording? Pleeeeaase... it would be my ultimate TV-Viewer!!! Quote Link to comment
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