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cajacontrol

Hi, Friends

 

I use a TBS tv Card to capture tv stream and use a nextpvr addon and work great

 

Emby made well all record that programed in a .ts file

 

but emby its hard to play .ts without transcoding

 

I saw a emby option to conver TV recordings in a mp4 file, I did that selection but my emby dont do it

 

can any one help me how to do to emby conver mi .ts recorded file to mp4 ?

 

thanks

 

 

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Hi, this option only applies to recording with the built in live tv features, in other words, without the next pvr plugin. Perhaps in a future update we will look at extending support to the plugins as well.

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bcm00re

I second the motion to be able to record directly to mp4 -- and it'd be really nice if hardware encoding was supported too!  A guy can dream can't he? 

 

Seriously, I feel a late model processor that has hardware coding (like an Intel i7-6700) should easily be able to handle doing real-time mp4 encoding of OTA signals.  It would be a big plus because then the file saved/recorded would already be compatible with many streaming devices -- like Rokus.

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Seriously, I feel a late model processor that has hardware coding (like an Intel i7-6700) should easily be able to handle doing real-time mp4 encoding

 

They can, and mine will convert 3 streams at a time, with ease. But I have 2 HDHR Prime units. 

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I second the motion to be able to record directly to mp4 -- and it'd be really nice if hardware encoding was supported too!  A guy can dream can't he? 

 

Seriously, I feel a late model processor that has hardware coding (like an Intel i7-6700) should easily be able to handle doing real-time mp4 encoding of OTA signals.  It would be a big plus because then the file saved/recorded would already be compatible with many streaming devices -- like Rokus.

 

We can already record directly to mp4 with the built in HD Homerun support (and M3U).

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bcm00re

We can already record directly to mp4 with the built in HD Homerun support (and M3U).

 

I assume you are talking about the HDhomerun EXTEND that outputs mp4, correct?  We are talking about all the other HDhomerun units that output the OTA mpeg2 signal; it would be cool if Emby could support taking that stream and transcoding it (on the fly) with the saved recording being in mp4 -- and doing so using the hardware encoders in today's processors (and video cards).

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We do support that. You don't need to use the Extend model. The other HD Homerun network models are fine too.

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I assume you are talking about the HDhomerun EXTEND that outputs mp4, correct?  We are talking about all the other HDhomerun units that output the OTA mpeg2 signal; it would be cool if Emby could support taking that stream and transcoding it (on the fly) with the saved recording being in mp4 -- and doing so using the hardware encoders in today's processors (and video cards).

 

The server has this option if you use any HDHR device.

 

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bcm00re

Thanks for straightening me out guys!  That said, I'm not seeing that option anywhere (with my HDHR-US device).

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Guest asrequested

Thanks for straightening me out guys!  That said, I'm not seeing that option anywhere (with my HDHR-US device).

 

You don't see that under Live TV  >  Settings?

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bcm00re

Nope.  All I see when I go to Live TV is:  Tuners Devices, Guider Providers, and Tuners. 

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I do not yet have Emby Premiere, but the note I see on your screen shot implies I should at lease see the option now.  I am on the latest Emby (3.2.10).

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bcm00re

Have you explored all areas of the live TV section?

There isn't much there, and I have dug around all three areas under Live TV. I am obviously missing something. I've done some Google searches and looked over the wiki (on gitHub) and cannot find the settings shown by Doofus above. Edited by bcm00re
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There isn't much there, and I have dug around all three areas under Live TV. I am obviously missing something. I've done some Google searches and looked over the wiki (on gitHub) and cannot find the settings shown by Doofus above.

 

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bcm00re

Thanks again! I have never noticed the additional options in that area. Some selections (on the left) don't have them at all -- so somehow I have missed them all along. LOL

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BAlGaInTl

Thanks again! I have never noticed the additional options in that area. Some selections (on the left) don't have them at all -- so somehow I have missed them all along. LOL

 

Don't feel bad... I didn't see them right away when I first started using Emby either.  :)

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bcm00re

They can, and mine will convert 3 streams at a time, with ease. But I have 2 HDHR Prime units.

What version of ffmpeg are you using? Is it one from Zeranoe? The one that comes with (even the latest version of) Emby doesn't seem to work -- at least not when I tried hardware encoding with steaming Live TV. Was there any additional setup/tricks to do beyond just pointing Emby to a 'good' version of ffmpeg? Thanks again...
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Hardware encoding isn't enabled for recording TV. The CPU does all the work. It's only enabled for playbwck/streaming. I thought it was, but recently discovered it isn't. So if you're asking about transcoding a live stream, then HWA should be enabled. And I'm using the Emby build of ffmpeg.

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