Looking for Video player with commercial skip option. Xp Hdtvrecording.

Per CLicker:
And that program would be?

SageTV.

Pretty good software. Pitiful web site. I've read posts by
three technically-inclined users who browsed Sage's site and came
away *still* not knowing what SageTV was or how it worked.
--
PeteCresswell

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VideoReDo is extremely easy to use and worth every penny (5000 of
them)
G²

Yes, it is.
I'm wondering if/when they'll release an mpeg4 version of it.

On Apr 27, 9:40*pm, "Kalarama" wrote:
wrote

VideoReDo is extremely easy to use and worth every penny (5000 of
them)
G²

Yes, it is.
I'm wondering if/when they'll release an mpeg4 version of it.

Since I don't have any mpeg4 program material available to me it's not
an issue. Do you mean to handle programming from satellite or do you
want to convert mpeg2 to mpeg4 ?

G²

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On Apr 27, 9:40 pm, "Kalarama" wrote:
wrote

VideoReDo is extremely easy to use and worth every penny (5000 of
them)
G²

Yes, it is.
I'm wondering if/when they'll release an mpeg4 version of it.

Since I don't have any mpeg4 program material available to me it's not
an issue. Do you mean to handle programming from satellite or do you
want to convert mpeg2 to mpeg4 ?

G²

Programming, mpeg4, from satellite., thanks .

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On Apr 27, 9:40 pm, "Kalarama" wrote:
wrote

VideoReDo is extremely easy to use and worth every penny
(5000 of
them)
G²

Yes, it is.
I'm wondering if/when they'll release an mpeg4 version of it.

Since I don't have any mpeg4 program material available to me
it's not
an issue. Do you mean to handle programming from satellite or do
you
want to convert mpeg2 to mpeg4 ?

G²

Some of us who have been capturing TV since before HDD became
less expensive than DVD+/-RW, used to convert MPEG2 (SD & HD) to
divx, xvid, or even h or x 264 for archival purposes. I no
longer keep any TV captures on DVD media, but I still have quite
a few old converted files on hand (every episode of "All in the
Family," for example).

I could see why others might want an MPEG4 option in a player,
if it supported the codecs they've used to recompress their
captures. Were I to seek a stand alone player, it would have to
support loading alternate codecs, in addition to DVD & Blu-Ray
support of .MPG, .AVI, .and MKV file structures, and playback
from eSATA drives to be of any interest.