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Posted by SoCalCommie on 02/03/07 22:17
"Try running it through www.VideoReDo.com ..." It's not free (15 day trial
version available), but it's quick and does a pretty good job of
automatically editing out commercials (at least in the US).
TTUL... John
"Michael Rsenberg" <Michael.Ruesenberg@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:4i59s21v0880m2mpgagtodv0vdnmdh1709@4ax.com...
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> Hi folks,
>
> after several attempts with video recording and burning to DVD there
> are problems left.
> Why not ask the community about similar experiences ?
>
> I use a PC with Windows XP MCE operating system to record TV
> broadcasts via PC card.
> The digital signals are taken from the German "DVB-T" - via
> Windows Media Center - and written to files with an extension
> ".dvr-ms" . After recording, playing these data with Windows Media
> player is fine.
>
> After this, I have to "transcode" these data.
>
> When I try to do this with Nero Vision Express, the program tells me -
> in German language - that transcoding of video files has failed.
> There seems to be no chance to correct this behaviour;
>
> When I use Cyber Link Power Producer Express a file with extension
> ".mpg" is built.
> Using this file to burn a DVD and play it afterwards, I see the
> following - depending on the software I use to play it:
> EITHER
> i) the film itself (the video signals or frames) seems to be played
> correctly, but the corresponding sound is wrong: the whole story is
> told at the speed of light within the first seconds (which results in
> a terrible noise!), and after this it is very silent for the rest
> of the evening !!
> OR
> ii) the film with sound is played within seconds. In this case there
> is plenty of time left so spend this evening - why not, for example,
> look for another film to record to my huge disk ?
>
> That's it!
>
> Does anybody know about a similar problem to be observed with a
> configuration like mine?
> Is there any solution to this problem?
>
> Are there any problems with the "frames" ?
>
> Any parameters to be set?
> Take another software?
> Any hardware problems known to be the cause of what happens?
> Or better take another PC user ;-) ?
>
> Thank you
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