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What about recompressing after you record in MPEG2, that way you don't have to keep switching modes.
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Thanks for the prompt reply... That was fast!
Recompressing is so CPU intensive and slow I only do it for the very few recordings I'd want to keep (about once a month). I prefer recompressing using DrDivx across the network actually, leaving my main machine for the rest. Plus I tend to timeshift program over the same 24 period, so "off peak" timeshift isn't all that useful for me. What happens if having set all my recordings at default setting (currently Mpeg) I switch default to wmv tonight before leaving ??(Afraid hard disk space won't do when I'm away. new HD on order already..) Will all recordings then be done in wmv? At least you seem to indicate that from FSUI swapping recording formats will work. I was afraid BTV might get mixed up if say I setup a recording in default wmv but I left (or was running) Live TV in Mpeg. Pretty cool stuff. Eric
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Well, the original versions of 3.0 (below beta 6 or 7, I believe) did allow you to record to WMV in MPEG mode as a default setting. But this caused very high CPU usage and was therefore removed. It is still theoretically possible, by editing each recording individually as far as I can see.
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Thanks;
I tried that during a more recent Beta I believe (might have done it by accident/manually) and yes it was very CPU intensive, though acceptable by taking the quality settings down. Amazingly it didn't impact image quality as much as I thought it would. I'm going to HAVE to play some more with settings and options... If it ain't broke you haven't tried hard enough. Eric
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