Recent content by djh69734

Thanks for the post Stefan. I don't know much about 4:2:2 and 4:2:0. I'm learning. I didn't know a DVD player couldn't play 4:2:2, so now I've learned something else. That's why I like these forums. There's always someone out there that knows more, and if they share what they know, others...

UPDATE: It looks like the problem is that the MPG is in 4:2:2. Wyr, could you confirm whether or not you can take a program that was recorded in 4:2:2 and put it off to DVD? I can take a 4:2:0 MPG from ProgDVB, run it through patching/demuxing/remuxing/authoring to DVD fine, but not 4:2:2...

Well....I'm getting close...I think. Here's what I did after looking at the previous replies and doing lots of reading. 1. Made a copy of the original MPG file and Ran DVDPatcher. When ProgDVB records an MPG, it records it as 704x480. I used DVDPatcher to make it 720x480 which would...

Hey thanks Anole. I stayed up really late last night working with this. I don't like stuff like this to get the best of me. Seems like lots of users use ProgDVB to record from and would have probably mastered this already. I like learning though, so as soon as I master this, I'm going to...

Thanks. RTVEDIT doesn't like the format of the MPG when using ReVue. It gives the error Unsupported stream_id:0F. I guess I'll let this ride for now. If anyone knows exactly how to convert these 4:2:2 MPG files to something that can be burned to DVD, please let me know. You can even PM me...

Just found ReVue. I'll take a look and see if it will help. Thanks dfergie.

Thanks for your responses. I've loaded VLC, and can get the 4:2:2 video to play. I've played around with the settings a little as far as transcoding and encapsulation, but haven't quite figured it out yet. Here's what I'm doing: 1. I go to File | Wizard and choose Streaming Transcoding...

I'm not sure if this has been asked here before, so I like to throw this out there. I've done a little searching and haven't come up with a whole lot. I am using a Twinhan VP1020A PCI Sat card, along with ProgDVB. I've recorded several things in 4:2:2 using ProgDVB. The version of ProgDVB I...

Sorry about that...they are both horizontal.

WESH - Orlando: Digital KU 4:2:0 Sat: IA8 Freq: 12190 SR: 3.978 Scans in as WESH Fixed 1 Also, a towercam at: Digital KU 4:2:0 Sat: IA8 Freq: 12184 SR: 3.978 Scans in as WESH Fixed 2

You can also try AMC-9 10754 H 4.232 You should see some NBC bars and tone there. Have fun! DJH