Re: DVAClient now called "ReplaySix"

Philip--

I was successful in importing a VOB into DVArchive.  The problem seemed 
to be the "delete after import" flag - this has to be checked for the 
import to be successful.

In regards to to reinterleaving, would you consider adding a feature to 
ReplaySix disable reinterleave either by GUI or CLI option.  Another 
option that might possibly be more robust is to read the 'Media' type 
from a show.  If 'Media=Other Non-ReplayTV Media' type, then 
reinterleave is disabled.

I last coded 7 years ago and am now an MBA student.  I wish I could 
contribute but my coding skills are long gone.  Hopefully other Roku 
users would find using DVArchive useful as a video server.

Thanks,

Kevin


On 20 Jul, 2004, at 12:09, Philip Van Baren wrote:

> I did this in Windows XP using DVArchive version 3.1.  I just renamed 
> the .vob
> files to .mpg, created the .ndx and .evt files, and then used the 
> File..Import
> Show(s) menu option, clicked "Add Import(s)" to select the .mpg file, 
> and
> checked the "Delete import files after import complete" option.
>
> There should be no need to reencode the files as they are already in 
> an MPEG2
> format that the Roku will handle, and as far as I know DVArchive never 
> looks at
> the file content.  You can manually set the file type once the file in
> imported, but that is only used to decide which shows to reveal to 
> which
> ReplayTV units, because 4000 and 5000 ReplayTV units are incompatible 
> with each
> other's MPEG2 files.

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