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<blockquote data-quote="crawdaddy" data-source="post: 543145" data-attributes="member: 23071"><p>Got the unable to play issue resolved. It wasn't a codec issue at all, I just had to force tv-server to bind to my lan ip. I still need to investigate the recording folder deletion issue, but I'm not terribly worried by it. My newest quandry is finding some video editing software so I can edit the commericals out and encode them for archival. I'm not particularly interested in comskip because I can handle the actual choosing of parts to delete myself, I just want something like the good 'ol virtualdub that can read ts files and allow to edit and then encode the video to xvid or h.264. Any ideas on that front? Thanks for everyone's help!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crawdaddy, post: 543145, member: 23071"] Got the unable to play issue resolved. It wasn't a codec issue at all, I just had to force tv-server to bind to my lan ip. I still need to investigate the recording folder deletion issue, but I'm not terribly worried by it. My newest quandry is finding some video editing software so I can edit the commericals out and encode them for archival. I'm not particularly interested in comskip because I can handle the actual choosing of parts to delete myself, I just want something like the good 'ol virtualdub that can read ts files and allow to edit and then encode the video to xvid or h.264. Any ideas on that front? Thanks for everyone's help! [/QUOTE]
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