vdrconvert schreibt kein mpg

  • Hallo alle,


    ich bekomme beim umwandeln von vdr nach mpg keine Filme im mpg Ordner in /film/mpg angezeigt. Obwohl der Rechner arbeitet und auch im /tmp eine Umwandlungs Datei erscheint. Ich habe im Forum leider keine Antwort auf das Problem gefunden.
    Hat jemand eine Idee wo das Problem liegen könnte.
    Ich habe 3 Festplattens im System


    /dev/hda1 /
    /dev/hda5 /film
    /dev/hdb5 /video0
    /dev/hdd5 /video1


    alles andere funktioniert


    Danke


    liebe Grüße Bernd

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  • post mal vdr2mpg.log, wär hilfreicher

    Software: e-tobi (1.4.7-2ctvdr3), etch (2.6.18-5-486)
    Hardware: ASUS Pundit AB-P2600, Celeron 2.4GHz, Ram 256MB, Hauppauge DVB-c rev2.1, TT DVB-c Budget rev1.0, 460GB, URC- 8203 @ Zapway IR
    Surround: Denon AVR-1801 & Magnat Prisma 5100a Boxen
    Patches/Addons: nvram, noad, vdrconvert
    Plugins: mplayer, mp3, dvd, dvdselect, text2skin, nordlichtsEPG, vdradmin-am, epgsearch, femon
    EPG: epg4vdr
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  • oder schau in mein Howto.. wie ich das gelöst habe...


    CU
    Cat

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  • hallo NeoTrace,


    danke für die Antwort, wo finde ich die vdr2mpg.log?


    Gruß Bernd

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  • in /var/log/vdrconvert/ liegen alle log dateien die vdrconvert ausgiebt
    musst aber in /etc/vdr/vdrconvert/etc/vdrconvert.env Debug=yes auskommentieren!

    Software: e-tobi (1.4.7-2ctvdr3), etch (2.6.18-5-486)
    Hardware: ASUS Pundit AB-P2600, Celeron 2.4GHz, Ram 256MB, Hauppauge DVB-c rev2.1, TT DVB-c Budget rev1.0, 460GB, URC- 8203 @ Zapway IR
    Surround: Denon AVR-1801 & Magnat Prisma 5100a Boxen
    Patches/Addons: nvram, noad, vdrconvert
    Plugins: mplayer, mp3, dvd, dvdselect, text2skin, nordlichtsEPG, vdradmin-am, epgsearch, femon
    EPG: epg4vdr
    _____________________
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  • obwohl ich in der vdrconvert.env das Debug=yes
    gesetzt habe gibt er mir keine log files aus

    CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 4096 MB RAM, VDR 1.7.22 mit ubuntu 10.04 Kernel: 3.0.0-12-generic, TechnoTrend Premium S2-6400 Twin DVB-S2, vompserver-plugin 0.3.1 mit Hauppauge MediaMVP

  • ist vor dem Debug=yes ein # ?
    dann wird es immer noch nicht berücksichtigt -> weill auskommentiert
    darf nicht so aussehen
    #Debug=yes

    Software: e-tobi (1.4.7-2ctvdr3), etch (2.6.18-5-486)
    Hardware: ASUS Pundit AB-P2600, Celeron 2.4GHz, Ram 256MB, Hauppauge DVB-c rev2.1, TT DVB-c Budget rev1.0, 460GB, URC- 8203 @ Zapway IR
    Surround: Denon AVR-1801 & Magnat Prisma 5100a Boxen
    Patches/Addons: nvram, noad, vdrconvert
    Plugins: mplayer, mp3, dvd, dvdselect, text2skin, nordlichtsEPG, vdradmin-am, epgsearch, femon
    EPG: epg4vdr
    _____________________
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  • nein, es ist schon richtig ohne #


    so sieht es aus:



    # Enable Debug


    DEBUG=yes

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  • post mal deine ganze vdrconvert.env vielleicht hilft das mal

    Software: e-tobi (1.4.7-2ctvdr3), etch (2.6.18-5-486)
    Hardware: ASUS Pundit AB-P2600, Celeron 2.4GHz, Ram 256MB, Hauppauge DVB-c rev2.1, TT DVB-c Budget rev1.0, 460GB, URC- 8203 @ Zapway IR
    Surround: Denon AVR-1801 & Magnat Prisma 5100a Boxen
    Patches/Addons: nvram, noad, vdrconvert
    Plugins: mplayer, mp3, dvd, dvdselect, text2skin, nordlichtsEPG, vdradmin-am, epgsearch, femon
    EPG: epg4vdr
    _____________________
    UPC Telekabel Austria

  • Zitat

    Original von NeoTrace
    post mal deine ganze vdrconvert.env vielleicht hilft das mal


    Hi,


    das wird nicht helfen.


    Füge lieber in vdr2mpg.sh folgende Zeile nach :
    . ./vdrconvert.env
    ein.


    Code
    [ "$DEBUG" = "yes" ] && set -x || LOGFILE=/dev/null


    Gruss
    Dimitri

  • hi cat,


    komme erst heute dazu Deinen Ausweg zu beschreiten.


    Ich habe die Lame-3.96 in ein Verzeichnis entpackt, "./config" laufen lassen aber "make" und "make install" kennt er nicht. Ich muß dazu sagen, ich bin bei Linux ein Anfänger. Kannst Du mir weiter helfen?


    Grüße Bernd

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  • achte auf die schreibweise...
    ./configure <--------- nicht config
    make
    make install


    cat

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  • entschuldige,
    ich habe mich verschrieben. Ich habe "./configure" auch als Befehl benutzt, und er ist auch durchgelaufen. Trotzdem kennt er "make" und "make install" als Befehle nicht.


    Liebe Grüße

    CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 4096 MB RAM, VDR 1.7.22 mit ubuntu 10.04 Kernel: 3.0.0-12-generic, TechnoTrend Premium S2-6400 Twin DVB-S2, vompserver-plugin 0.3.1 mit Hauppauge MediaMVP

  • hhm


    muss gehen... (im Verzeichnis ausführen)
    ich kann erst heute abend testen.. sorry. Muss zur Arbeit.


    Cat

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    CTVDR ( Lenny)

  • sooo. nun bin ich auf der Arbeit:)


    Wenn du so richtiger newbie bist.... Hast du denn auch den Compiler + tools installiert?


    das geht so:


    apt-get install dpkg-dev gcc g++ libc6-dev make patch fakeroot


    ich nehms mal in die Anleitung mit auf...


    Cat

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  • Das Problem mit den nicht vorhandenen Log-Files hatte ich auch, obwohl das # weg war ist kein Log erzeugt worden.
    Ich hatte nur vdrconvert installiert, keinen Mplayer, kein tosvcd.
    Im Record-Menü wurden keine Einträge fÜr Divx, SVCD und VCD angezeigt. Das manuelle Editieren der reccmds.vdrconvert brachte nichts da sie bei Systemneustart neu geschrieben wurde.
    Dann habe ich manuell tosvcd und w32codecs nachinstalliert und jetzt sind alle Einträge da und es werden auch Logfiles geschrieben.
    Die Konvertierung nach SVCD und Divx geht zwar immer noch nicht (werde mal die Anleitung von Catweazle durchziehen), ich habe auch die LAME 3.95 obwohl ich CTVDR1 (allerdings aktuell geupdatet) habe.


    Wieso schreibt eigentlich vdrconvert seine reccmds.xx.conf nicht nach /etc/vdr/command-hooks sondern in /usr/....., lt. ct liegen hier eigentlich nur Symlinks ?


    cu

  • hi
    man bekommt ja auch nur die 3.95 Über die "normalen " Quellen.


    naja, seit ich die 3.96 draufhabe läufts jedenfalls Super bei mir:)


    Konvertiere Im nonstopverfahren seit 2 Tagen...
    Meine Familie merkt es nicht, ob ich denen dann das Original oder die AVI Datei vorsetze... habs getestet:):):)


    Übrigens bei der ctvdr1 hatte ich den gleichen effekt mit dem Lame... Jedenfalls wenn man die momentanen versionen benutzt.


    Früher gings mal...( ca. 8 Wochen zurück)


    Cu
    Cat

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  • hi,


    nach der Installation mit Deiner Befehlszeile hat es geklappt. Aber selbst mit lame-3.96 habe ich keine mpg files erhalten.
    Aber es hat mit dem vdr2mpg.log jetzt funktioniert.


    hier ist es:


    Fri May 7 08:20:52 CEST 2004 : Start conversion for /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec
    Fri May 7 08:20:52 CEST 2004 : Begin conversion /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec
    Got parameter -o
    Got parameter /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec/
    got a directory on the command line
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec/
    Output files will be stored in /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.HjhOyd/
    Found 0 to ignore
    Lots of debug stuff will be printed
    Initialising and analysing the streams....
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec//001.vdr


    10 Mbytes of 0 read
    Created new MPEG stream object for stream e4, master video stream
    sending frame number 1 for analysis of stream e4
    we got the decimal code 228 for e4
    we got the stream 228 (e4), checking Video
    Matched: ³- @# £âÙ at 0 bitview of the header
    0010110100000010010000000010001100000011101000111110001011011001
    we got for fps: 0011


    Want to open /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.HjhOyd//vdrsync.mpv


    Created new MPEG stream object for stream c0
    sending frame number 13 for analysis of stream c0
    we got the decimal code 192 for c0
    we got the stream 192 (c0), checking Audio
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0
    streamtype is: MPEG1_Layer_2
    bitrate is 192000
    freq is 48000
    copyright is 0
    framelength in byte is 576
    in sec: 0.024
    Want to open /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.HjhOyd//vdrsync0.mpa
    analysed the first 2000 packets...
    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0


    audio stream c0 info (MPEG1_Layer_2):
    Sample frequency: 48000
    Bitrate: 192000
    Mode: stereo
    Frame length (bytes) 576
    Frame length (ticks) 2160 (90000 / sec)



    video for stream e4
    video stream e4 info:
    Frame length (ticks) 3600 (90000 / sec)
    Aspect ratio 4:3
    Horizontal size 720
    Vertical size 576
    Frames per Second 25
    Bitrate: 1490800



    Filtering Output through
    Total Input Size is 949429121
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec//001.vdr


    10 Mbytes of 949 readYes, it did start at 0
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0


    First packet ts for stream c0 in buffer 1332395492 last:1332831812


    In stream c0: new start 1332438054
    INSERT FRAMES:wrote additional 0 frames to close -638 ticks, leaving -638
    IN SYNC AUDIO START (c0): diff is now: -638


    CHUNKSTART: dropped 19 frames at the beginning of c0, start is now 1332438692 matching 1332438054 leaving -638


    20 Mbytes of 949 read
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    all Input files processed
    EOF reached


    949 Mbytes of 949 read
    (?-xism:ÿü|ÿý) did not match against ö


    Audio Format change within packet, skipping
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0


    499079 PES packets processed
    should do the final flush for stream e4
    Flushing Video Buffer, 131982 bytes left
    The last GOP contains 12 pics
    FINAL: 1332438054::1563558054::64212
    Final flush for stream c0
    should do the final flush for stream c0
    INSERT FRAMES:wrote additional 23 frames to close 49042 ticks, leaving -638
    107020 frames written for stream c0 (2568.48 sec)
    64212 frames written for stream e4 (2568.48 sec)
    found key aspect_ratio
    found subkey 4:3 with value 534
    found key bitrate_value
    found subkey 1490800 with value 534
    found key vertical_size
    found subkey 576 with value 534
    found key fps
    found subkey 25 with value 534
    found key horizontal_size
    found subkey 720 with value 534
    Property aspect_ratio is 4:3
    Property bitrate_value is 1490800
    Property vertical_size is 576
    Property horizontal_size is 720
    Property fps is 25
    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0


    audio stream c0 info (MPEG1_Layer_2):
    Sample frequency: 48000
    Bitrate: 192000
    Mode: stereo
    Frame length (bytes) 576
    Frame length (ticks) 2160 (90000 / sec)



    video for stream e4
    video stream e4 info:
    Frame length (ticks) 3600 (90000 / sec)
    Aspect ratio 4:3
    Horizontal size 720
    Vertical size 576
    Frames per Second 25
    Bitrate: 1490800




    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0
    /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.HjhOyd//vdrsync0.mpa for stream c0
    video for stream e4
    /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.HjhOyd//vdrsync.mpv for stream e4


    INFO: using reference profile (DVD)
    INFO: profile type is (PAL)


    INFO:
    INFO: Scanning video stream for a sequence header and pulldown type ...
    INFO: no pulldown detected ...
    INFO:
    INFO: Scanning video stream for pictures ...
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    Fri May 7 08:23:49 CEST 2004 : Parts from /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec completed
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    Fri May 7 12:12:51 CEST 2004 : Begin conversion /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec
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    Got parameter /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec/
    got a directory on the command line
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec/
    Output files will be stored in /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.qu3sgv/
    Found 0 to ignore
    Lots of debug stuff will be printed
    Initialising and analysing the streams....
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec//001.vdr


    10 Mbytes of 0 read
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    sending frame number 1 for analysis of stream e4
    we got the decimal code 228 for e4
    we got the stream 228 (e4), checking Video
    Matched: ³- @# £âÙ at 0 bitview of the header
    0010110100000010010000000010001100000011101000111110001011011001
    we got for fps: 0011


    Want to open /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.qu3sgv//vdrsync.mpv


    Created new MPEG stream object for stream c0
    sending frame number 13 for analysis of stream c0
    we got the decimal code 192 for c0
    we got the stream 192 (c0), checking Audio
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0
    streamtype is: MPEG1_Layer_2
    bitrate is 192000
    freq is 48000
    copyright is 0
    framelength in byte is 576
    in sec: 0.024
    Want to open /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.qu3sgv//vdrsync0.mpa
    analysed the first 2000 packets...
    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0


    audio stream c0 info (MPEG1_Layer_2):
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    Bitrate: 192000
    Mode: stereo
    Frame length (bytes) 576
    Frame length (ticks) 2160 (90000 / sec)



    video for stream e4
    video stream e4 info:
    Frame length (ticks) 3600 (90000 / sec)
    Aspect ratio 4:3
    Horizontal size 720
    Vertical size 576
    Frames per Second 25
    Bitrate: 1490800



    Filtering Output through
    Total Input Size is 949429121
    trying to open /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec//001.vdr


    10 Mbytes of 949 readYes, it did start at 0
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0


    First packet ts for stream c0 in buffer 1332395492 last:1332831812


    In stream c0: new start 1332438054
    INSERT FRAMES:wrote additional 0 frames to close -638 ticks, leaving -638
    IN SYNC AUDIO START (c0): diff is now: -638


    CHUNKSTART: dropped 19 frames at the beginning of c0, start is now 1332438692 matching 1332438054 leaving -638


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    all Input files processed
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    949 Mbytes of 949 read
    (?-xism:ÿü|ÿý) did not match against ö


    Audio Format change within packet, skipping
    No Audio syncword at the beginning of the frame, searching
    found sync for mp2 stream c0


    499079 PES packets processed
    should do the final flush for stream e4
    Flushing Video Buffer, 131982 bytes left
    The last GOP contains 12 pics
    FINAL: 1332438054::1563558054::64212
    Final flush for stream c0
    should do the final flush for stream c0
    INSERT FRAMES:wrote additional 23 frames to close 49042 ticks, leaving -638
    107020 frames written for stream c0 (2568.48 sec)
    64212 frames written for stream e4 (2568.48 sec)
    found key aspect_ratio
    found subkey 4:3 with value 534
    found key bitrate_value
    found subkey 1490800 with value 534
    found key vertical_size
    found subkey 576 with value 534
    found key fps
    found subkey 25 with value 534
    found key horizontal_size
    found subkey 720 with value 534
    Property aspect_ratio is 4:3
    Property bitrate_value is 1490800
    Property vertical_size is 576
    Property horizontal_size is 720
    Property fps is 25
    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0


    audio stream c0 info (MPEG1_Layer_2):
    Sample frequency: 48000
    Bitrate: 192000
    Mode: stereo
    Frame length (bytes) 576
    Frame length (ticks) 2160 (90000 / sec)



    video for stream e4
    video stream e4 info:
    Frame length (ticks) 3600 (90000 / sec)
    Aspect ratio 4:3
    Horizontal size 720
    Vertical size 576
    Frames per Second 25
    Bitrate: 1490800




    MPEG1_Layer_2 for stream c0
    /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.qu3sgv//vdrsync0.mpa for stream c0
    video for stream e4
    /film/tmp/vdr2mpg/VDRSYNC.qu3sgv//vdrsync.mpv for stream e4


    INFO: using reference profile (DVD)
    INFO: profile type is (PAL)


    INFO:
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    Fri May 7 12:16:11 CEST 2004 : Finish /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec
    Fri May 7 12:16:11 CEST 2004 : Parts from /video0/%Das_Haus_am_Eaton_Place/2004-02-08.16.55.50.50.rec completed

    CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 4096 MB RAM, VDR 1.7.22 mit ubuntu 10.04 Kernel: 3.0.0-12-generic, TechnoTrend Premium S2-6400 Twin DVB-S2, vompserver-plugin 0.3.1 mit Hauppauge MediaMVP

  • da fehlt ja noch der halbe kram


    die vdrsync-Prozesse sind nicht da...


    lass mich raten... du hast dir divx version 5.05 installiert?


    wenn ja... das hatte bei mir auch alles in dieser Richtung zerstört...


    cu
    Cat

    "Life moves fast. Don't miss a thing."
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    Gehäuse : LaScala03 (Silverstone),Zalman CNPS 7000CU .Asus P4S533-MX; AVBoard 1.0
    CTVDR ( Lenny)

  • ich habe eigentlich, bewußt, nichts in die Richtung installiert, was kann ich machen um das wieder los zu werden.


    cu
    Bernd

    CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6420 @ 2.13GHz, 4096 MB RAM, VDR 1.7.22 mit ubuntu 10.04 Kernel: 3.0.0-12-generic, TechnoTrend Premium S2-6400 Twin DVB-S2, vompserver-plugin 0.3.1 mit Hauppauge MediaMVP

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