Category Archives: transcoding

Internet accessible cats – part 2

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Oliver Gorwits

So far so good for access to the new Cat Cam: from within the house we can view video from the cats’ shed, yet the camera is safely on its own DMZ. In this final post I’ll show how I … Continue reading →

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MythTV Transcoding (5): HTML5 Playback in MythWeb

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Oliver Gorwits

I’m doing a series of posts here on automated transcoding of recordings in MythTV. The idea is to explain the basics, then evolve the design to end up with recordings suitable for playback on the iPad, which is a little … Continue reading →

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MythTV Transcoding (4): Add an H.264 Transcode Job

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Oliver Gorwits

I’m doing a series of posts here on automated transcoding of recordings in MythTV. The idea is to explain the basics, then evolve the design to end up with recordings suitable for playback on the iPad, which is a little … Continue reading →

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MythTV Transcoding (3): Transcoding for iPad Playback

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Oliver Gorwits

I’m doing a series of posts here on automated transcoding of recordings in MythTV. The idea is to explain the basics, then evolve the design to end up with recordings suitable for playback on the iPad, which is a little … Continue reading →

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MythTV Transcoding (2): In-place Auto Transcoding

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Oliver Gorwits

I’m doing a series of posts here on automated transcoding of recordings in MythTV. The idea is to explain the basics, then evolve the design to end up with recordings suitable for playback on the iPad, which is a little … Continue reading →

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MythTV Transcoding (1): The Beginning

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Oliver Gorwits

I’m going to do a series of posts here on automated transcoding of recordings in MythTV. The idea is to explain the basics, then evolve the design to end up with recordings suitable for playback on the iPad, which is … Continue reading →

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