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News14.03.2005 Hello, I just uploaded another VDRsync snapshot that fixes recent bugs. Have a look at the Bugs/TODO page. Cheers Peter 02.03.2005 Hello, I just uploaded new snapshots of VDRsync and VDRsync-GUI, please have a look at the Bugs/TODO page. If you are using VDR > 1.3.19 (or so) and want to convert recordings that contain Dolby Digital Audio, this snapshots might solve your problems. Cheers Peter 10.01.2005 Hello, I have spent quite a bit of time on the VDRsync-GUI recently, you might want to have a look. I finally got around to set up a small Bugs/TODO page, please check whether your favourite Bug / Feature is listed there. As always, let me know what you think. Peter Here you should always find the latest version of VDRsync. Direct link to the Download Section I will also put the older versions in an archive section, and try to publish some background information about VDRsync, what it does and what it is good for. Please be patient with this web site, since I will only maintain it in my spare time, and only if I am not hacking VDRsync. Comments, Feedback, Corrections always welcome at peter@vdr-portal.de. OverviewVDRsync was programmed to allow conversion of a VDR recording into a DVD compatible format. This conversion requires the "unpacking" of Video and Audio data from the native VDR format, and the repacking into a DVD compatible format. During this packing steps important timing information is lost, leading to Audio-Video synchronisation problems. In other words, audio is a bit too early or too late for the video. Watching such a "desynced" movie is a pain.Not too long ago an excellent tool named ds.jar was available, which took care of the problem by aligning Audio and Video during the first "unpacking" step. This tool was unavailable for a certain period and therefore I decided to try to write a replacement for it (ds.jar is now available again under the name Project X). In the meantime I added some features to VDRsync, like cutting the movie while syncing, and developed some additional tools, like the sharemarks project. The latest addition to VDRsync is the VDRsync-GUI that allows VDR independent processing of recordings, and together with the ability to create DVD-Menus this is far more than I planned in the first place ;-). Back to Top DownloadNote: I can not really recommend the latest stable version any more, since too many bugs have been fixed in the meantime. I definitively recommend a developer version, 0.1.2.2dev2 has seen wide testing, and the current 0.1.3 PRE1 needs some more ;-). The best thing would be to jump to the Bugs/TODO page, and give that latest version at the bottom of that page a try.The current version is vdrsync-0.1.2.2 This is a partial rewrite with lots of bugfixes and optimizations. For details have a look at the file CHANGES. Even older versions can be found here. Developer releases can be found at the Developer Page. Back to Top DocumentationThere is not too much documentation available, I just linked the text files bundled with the distribution here.INSTALL MANUAL MANUAL-DE CHANGES Which Perl Version do you need?
Back to Top Want to help?If you use VDRsync and it works for you, please let me know. If you report a problem, please provide some detailed information, otherwise I can not help you. I might also ask you to send me a debug log (the -d option), or even a bit of the recording.If you want to help making VDRsync better, you are more than welcome. You do not need to be a Perl programmer to contribute, I am also looking for testers, translators, documentation writers, web designers etc. Back to Top Known BugsIf you find a bug that is not listed here, please let me know.
There is also a new Bugs/TODO Page that will replace this section in the future. Back to Top AcknowledgementsI want to thank:
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