Vdr 2 Dvd

Hi,

Zitat

When i have to use vdr, is it possible to use vdr without dvb hardware.

Sure, think of streamdev-clients. Even without streamdev, you'll see VDR complain about no reception on each channel, but this is no problem (as long as there's an output device).

Hi,

1. use vdrconvert. It runs as a seperate demon with queues and converters for every known transformation.

2. You will be able to record DVB-Streams with a budget dvb-card but 400MHz will not suffice to play Recordings without any hardware decoder, which is part of full featured DVB-cards or might be a seperate component, like Hollywood cards.

I'm not sure if I got you right - next time try to be more verbose about what you want to establish.

--schmettow.

Zitat

I'm not sure if I got you right - next time try to be more verbose about what you want to establish.

Same goes for me

you could try vdrsync-gui, which runs on a graphical desktop, where you can even view the video and set cut marks and convert it to a DVD with menue!

yes and yes

I use vdrconvert. It will require transcode and other bits and pieces.

Tony

Hi dorpsgek,

what you could do is:
1) mount your slowpc:/video to fastpc:/video via nfs
2) Install vdrconvert on fastpc
3) To convert 1 or many Recordings, do
a) ins.sh vdr2dvd /path/to/recording/
b) Repeat a) for every recording
c) startconv.sh vdr2dvd

As I said: vdrconvert is separate to vdr and above you see part of it's interface.

--schmettow.