Leo Butler
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The current version of ffprobe, ffprobe version 4.2.4-1ubuntu0.1 Copyright (c) 2007-2020 the FFmpeg developers prints a value of 0 for each frame number in an h265-encoded mpegts. So, we need to count for ourselves. ---- Experiments with h265-encoded videos shows that there is great compression (~30-40% better than h264), but: -the mythling player on android can't play them; -the 8-yr old asus frontend can play cartoons fine, but not "real-life" video -transcoding is about 1/3 the speed with libx265 vs. libx264 I will revisit the issue when one of the first two points makes it possible, but until one of them needs to be replaced, I will stick with h264.
ffmpeg-mythtv
My scripts for using ffmpeg to transcode recordings and fiddle the mythtv database.