Context: I want to watch video files on my Roamio.
So, using Tivo Desktop (paid version), I have specified a folder on my Win7 64 PC hard drive to share videos with my Roamio.
If I go to
http://ift.tt/1eIbYG1
and choose a film, follow the links and save a trailer, I get an .mp4 file that I copy into my published folder. This is what the file specs are:
Within a minute or two, this file is available on my Roamio, I can play it, it works great.
With me so far? Ok, now if I go to
http://ift.tt/1sTXNb2
and choose a Dolby 5.1 trailer and download an .m2ts file, here's what I see:
Since I know Tivo doesn't support .m2ts, I then use kmttg to convert the .m2ts file using these default settings:
Then, I copy the resulting .mp4 file into my published folder. For reference, this is what the converted file shows:
However, and here's the problem: this converted file never appears on my Roamio. It's as if Tivo Server and my Roamio just ignore it. So, the question is, why?
Any guidance here greatly appreciated.
Thanks
--jay
So, using Tivo Desktop (paid version), I have specified a folder on my Win7 64 PC hard drive to share videos with my Roamio.
If I go to
http://ift.tt/1eIbYG1
and choose a film, follow the links and save a trailer, I get an .mp4 file that I copy into my published folder. This is what the file specs are:
Within a minute or two, this file is available on my Roamio, I can play it, it works great.
With me so far? Ok, now if I go to
http://ift.tt/1sTXNb2
and choose a Dolby 5.1 trailer and download an .m2ts file, here's what I see:
Since I know Tivo doesn't support .m2ts, I then use kmttg to convert the .m2ts file using these default settings:
Then, I copy the resulting .mp4 file into my published folder. For reference, this is what the converted file shows:
However, and here's the problem: this converted file never appears on my Roamio. It's as if Tivo Server and my Roamio just ignore it. So, the question is, why?
Any guidance here greatly appreciated.
Thanks
--jay
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