Re: Can't transcode .mkv to PS3



On 10/30/2013 05:18 AM, Jens Georg wrote:
On Do, 2013-10-17 at 10:15 -0700, Konstantin Svist wrote:

I'm willing to work on some code if you can help me get started :)
For some reason, ps3 lists pause/etc. as grayed out.. guessing it treats
transcoded stream as a live stream which can't be paused
What's your gupnp-av version?

0.12.2-1.fc19

One trick that could be used is transcoding to a temp file and then
feeding it to PS3 as input. That would require extra HDD space/access,
so I wouldn't make it a default, but it would make life easier in some
cases.
That would be one solution, but Rygel currently doesn't handle
preprocessed sources very well; there is a patch to change that (don't
offer the same content twice just because there are two files etc.) but
it still needs some more work.

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=710628

Cool, there's a patch! I'll check it out


Also, is there anything that can be tuned -- encoding quality, for
example? Subtitles would be awesome..
There's an alternate MPEG2 encoding preset with improved quality but
also quite high CPU consumption in rygel's git repository:

https://git.gnome.org/browse/rygel/tree/examples/presets/avenc_mpeg2video.prs

Just replace the original avenc_mpeg2video.prs file with that.
Neat, 720p content looks much better now! Though it's freezing every few
seconds... any chance to use multiple CPU cores for transcoding process?
That's a question for GStreamer. There's something in the back of my
mind about them disabling multi-thread encoding in libav.

"Internal" subtitles are a feature request, unfortunately not very high
up currently.
 It's a bit hard to watch foreign content without any translation ;)
True.

Do you think subtitles would require reencoding the stream? Or are they
out-of-band?




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