multiple myth backends
So what do you do when you have multiple TV tuners? You setup mutiple myth backends, too! I actually had no idea you could even do this until yesterday, but… Read more »
Category: Multimedia
more tv tuners
I was curious how well the PCHDTV cards were coming along, so I bought one of the 5500 models the other day. I got bored with it after I couldn’t… Read more »
mplayer matroska update
I thought it was worth mentioning that the feature request to get Matroska chapter support I asked for not too long ago was recently committed into the main MPlayer branch…. Read more »
onto live-action next, baby!
My cartoons are almost done. I took a look at the queue last night, and there were 99 episodes left…. 97 of them all on one machine. I still haven’t… Read more »
147 episodes a day
Much to my surprise, I had a few people ask me how my encoding adventures were coming along. I wrote a blog post earlier about it, but I didn’t like… Read more »
absolute insanity
Uncle Scrooge always had a great saying that he said someone taught him — “Work smarter, not harder.” Gosh, I still remember that Duck Tales episode from fifteen years ago… Read more »
aspect ratios
A comment on yesterday’s blog entry got me thinking and doing some research about how the aspect ratios work, and something finally clicked. I finally understand how it works. 🙂… Read more »
rambling about encoding
Well, I’ve finally settled into an encoding configuration that is presentable enough to use on most everything. It’s not the best, but it’s acceptable, and looks good on my TV,… Read more »
so, did I just waste another three weeks of research?
I’m still doing testing on what works best for what series so I can rip and encode them all (which, there is an awful lot), and tonight I started playing… Read more »
more fun with framerates
Well, I found a way to convert a video from variable framerate to a standard one, and it’s actually pretty simple. Not only that, I found the example about it… Read more »