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<blockquote data-quote="darro" data-source="post: 471870" data-attributes="member: 22908">Hi Dave,I use this with mosty FTA material, I don't have it fully automated as there generally needs to be some work done anyway.&nbsp;&nbsp; I generally edit it the TS with VideoReDo, this is pretty easy with the comskip option creating a VRD project file.&nbsp; When I save the edit,&nbsp; I give it a correct name, using thetvdb is as good as any other episode guide site.I use the naming convention&nbsp; {SeriesName - SXX - EXX - EpisodeName}, I find this works for different folder structures and for other frontend apps.Finally at the moment I then run the mpg file through handbrake to convert it to an MP4 (H.264) file,&nbsp; this gets a 1.8gb file down to about 400mb and my eyes have trouble telling the difference.&nbsp;&nbsp; I say at the moment as VRD is due to have direct MP4 output in the not too distant future.This may sound like a bit, but it probably takes me less than 5 mins (of time in front of a computer, probably 2 hours in total)) for an episode.&nbsp; To have a clean copy at such a small size is worth it for me.I guess finally, I hardly trust the EPG data to have the correct start and finish time, I would probably never trust it to have the right episode detailsCheerDarro</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darro, post: 471870, member: 22908"] Hi Dave, I use this with mosty FTA material, I don't have it fully automated as there generally needs to be some work done anyway. I generally edit it the TS with VideoReDo, this is pretty easy with the comskip option creating a VRD project file. When I save the edit, I give it a correct name, using thetvdb is as good as any other episode guide site. I use the naming convention {SeriesName - SXX - EXX - EpisodeName}, I find this works for different folder structures and for other frontend apps. Finally at the moment I then run the mpg file through handbrake to convert it to an MP4 (H.264) file, this gets a 1.8gb file down to about 400mb and my eyes have trouble telling the difference. I say at the moment as VRD is due to have direct MP4 output in the not too distant future. This may sound like a bit, but it probably takes me less than 5 mins (of time in front of a computer, probably 2 hours in total)) for an episode. To have a clean copy at such a small size is worth it for me. I guess finally, I hardly trust the EPG data to have the correct start and finish time, I would probably never trust it to have the right episode details Cheer Darro [/QUOTE]

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