Greetings,

I've hacked the nuvexport script a bit to get it to support the PSP video format. It's not very elegant, and if anyone can find a way to make it so, I welcome your input!

First thing - download my modded nuvexport files here:

http://www.allisongrassi.com/files/nuvexport-PSP.tar.bz2

They include a new PSP.pm module, as well as a few edits to the base nuvexport script. It supports the PSP -title function based on the show name and title. Extract them into the appropriate directories - back up your old files!!

Then grab this modified ffmpeg tarball and compile it:

http://www.allisongrassi.com/files/ffmpeg-MH-Linux.tar.bz2

Run



This takes the CVS snapshot modified by the 'MobileHackerz' team for PSPVideo9, and rolls in a few changes identified by someone on their forum to make it Linux compatible. Replace your previous 'ffmpeg' program with this new one - back up your old copy!! It is configured to instal to /use/local/bin by default; but you can either manually copy it or change it in the Makefile.

Shortcomings: For some odd reason, the MobileHackerz version of this ffmpeg must output something slightly different with the 'ffmpeg -formats' command; when the ffmpeg.pm module runs that to determine what codecs are supported, it ends up disabling everything. The differences are not obvious to my eyes, maybe someone else will find something. I've just gone and commented out the line that checks for codec support in all the *.pm modules.

This is my first attempt at, well, any public code modification, please let me know if I've botched something up!

Enjoy!

-Mike

I'd suggest a post to the MythTV mailing list.

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