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bafenator
Apr 15, 2009, 5:28:55 PM4/15/09
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I am capturing ATSC streams via an HDHomeRun tuner, and would like
to convert them to something with an h.264 encoding. Everything I see
shows examples of splitting out audio, reencoding the audio, muxing,
and converting via about ten different utilities.
to convert them to something with an h.264 encoding. Everything I see
shows examples of splitting out audio, reencoding the audio, muxing,
and converting via about ten different utilities.
Is there any reasonably simple way to do the conversion from the
command line, so it can be automated?
Hactar
Apr 16, 2009, 12:20:18 AM4/16/09
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In article <13edb225-1e64-429a...@z16g2000prd.googlegroups.com>,
ffmpeg -i movie.atsc -vcodec h264 movie.264
Check the man page to be sure I guessed the codec name and filename
extension correctly. You may also want to throw in -acodec <whatever>
and -threads <whatever>.
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