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is a perl script built to assist in exporting .NUV files from mythtv into svcd directly, it runs nuvexport using the svcd export option
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The output is a SVCD complaint .mpg file
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.Sh OPTIONS
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.Nm
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takes all the same options as nuvexport, except for the --mode option
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.Sh USAGE
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See nuvexport's main manpage for the general usage of the program, this manpage deals with specifics of the
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.Nm
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exporter
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The following are all the questions that are asked as part of the encode process for the most part, the defaults should work well. SVCD requires these options to stay standard.
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Where would you like to export the files to? [.]
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This is where you would like to export the files to
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Enable Myth cutlist? [Yes]
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This uses the MythTV cutlist during the reencode process to
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transcode only specific portions. This can be used to remove
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commercials if they are tagged as such in mythfrontend.
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Enable noise reduction (slower, but better results)? [Yes]
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This will enable a noise reduction algoritm to clean the
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recording up. This will however cost you some time in the
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reencode process
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Enable deinterlacing? [Yes]
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This will deinterlace the video to make it play better on a
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computer monitor. The interlaced signal is build for television
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outputs, and does not render well on a standard monitor
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Crop broadcast overscan (2% border)? [Yes]
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Removes the border around the video to clean up the recording.
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Audio bitrate? [192]
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Sets the bitrate of the audio. Changing this will cause a non-complaint
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SVCD mpeg
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Multi-pass (slower, but better quality)? [No]
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Reencodes each frame multiple times and average the frames to give
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a better picture. As reported, this will take more time, but
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should give better results, especially on noisy video
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Maximum video bitrate for VBR? [2500]
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Required for SVCD complance. (mpeg2enc manpage)
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VBR quality/quantisation (1-31)? [5]
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Quantisation controls the
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Quantisation controls the precision with which image information is
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encoded. The lower the number the higher the quality but the greater
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the required data-rate. (See mpeg2enc manpage for more details - option
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-q )
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Width? [624]
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Height? [468]
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Sets with Width and Height of the output file.
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.Ed
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.Sh DIAGNOSTICS
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.Ex-std
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.Sh DEPENDANCIES
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.Nm
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depends on nuvexport, and all of it's dependancies
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.Ed
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.Sh SEE ALSO
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.Xrtranscode1 ,
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.Xrmythtranscode1 ,
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.Xrmythtv1 ,
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.Xrmpeg2enc1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-xvid1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-svcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-vcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-wmv1
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.Sh AUTHOR
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.Bd -literal
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Main code by: Chris Petersen (mythtv@forevermore.net)
is a perl script built to assist in exporting .NUV files from mythtv into vcd directly, it runs nuvexport using the vcd export option
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The output is a VCD compliant .mpg file
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.Sh OPTIONS
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.Nm
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takes all the same options as nuvexport, except for the --mode option
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.Sh USAGE
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See nuvexport's main manpage for the general usage of the program, this manpage deals with specifics of the
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.Nm
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exporter
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.Bd -literal
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The following are all the questions that are asked as part of the encode process for the most part, the defaults should work well. VCD requires these options to stay standard.
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Where would you like to export the files to? [.]
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This is where you would like to export the files to
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Enable Myth cutlist? [Yes]
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This uses the MythTV cutlist during the reencode process to
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transcode only specific portions. This can be used to remove
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commercials if they are tagged as such in mythfrontend.
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Enable noise reduction (slower, but better results)? [Yes]
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This will enable a noise reduction algoritm to clean the
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recording up. This will however cost you some time in the
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reencode process
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Enable deinterlacing? [Yes]
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This will deinterlace the video to make it play better on a
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computer monitor. The interlaced signal is build for television
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outputs, and does not render well on a standard monitor
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Crop broadcast overscan (2% border)? [Yes]
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Removes the border around the video to clean up the recording.
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.Ed
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.Sh DIAGNOSTICS
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.Ex-std
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.Sh DEPENDANCIES
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.Nm
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depends on nuvexport, and all of it's dependancies
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.Ed
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.Sh SEE ALSO
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.Xrtranscode1 ,
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.Xrmythtranscode1 ,
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.Xrmythtv1 ,
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.Xrmpeg2enc1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-xvid1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-svcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-vcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-wmv1
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.Sh AUTHOR
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Main code by: Chris Petersen (mythtv@forevermore.net)
is a perl script built to assist in exporting .NUV files from mythtv into xvid directly, it runs nuvexport using the xvid export option
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The output is a Xvid encoded AVI file with MP3 audio.
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.Sh OPTIONS
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The following command line options are available:
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.Bl-tag-widthindent
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.ItFlFltitle
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search on title for programs
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.ItFlFlsubtitle
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search on subtitle for programs
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.ItFlFldescription
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search on description for programs
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.ItFlFldebug
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enables debugging information, as well as changes reencode behavior to print out actions rather then executing them. useful for understanding what programs are being run by nuvexport to do the reencoding work
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.El
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.Nm
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takes all the same options as nuvexport, except for the --mode option
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.Sh USAGE
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As mentioned, the program is interactive, and is fairly self explanitory. The following are the basic steps to export a file from mythtv.
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1) Choose from the show titles.
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2) Choose a specific show from the titles.
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3) hit "c" to continue and begin the reencode process
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4) work through the options specific to the xvid export process.
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.Ed
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See nuvexport's main manpage for the general usage of the program, this manpage deals with specifics of the
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exporter
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Details of export options:
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The following are all the questions that are asked as part of the encode process for the most part, the defaults should work well.
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.Ed
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Where would you like to export the files to? [.]
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This is where you would like to export the files to
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Enable Myth cutlist? [Yes]
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This uses the MythTV cutlist during the reencode process to
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transcode only specific portions. This can be used to remove
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commercials if they are tagged as such in mythfrontend.
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Enable noise reduction (slower, but better results)? [Yes]
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This will enable a noise reduction algoritm to clean the
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recording up. This will however cost you some time in the
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reencode process
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Enable deinterlacing? [Yes]
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This will deinterlace the video to make it play better on a
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computer monitor. The interlaced signal is build for television
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outputs, and does not render well on a standard monitor
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Crop broadcast overscan (2% border)? [Yes]
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Removes the border around the video to clean up the recording.
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Audio bitrate? [128]
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Sets the bitrate of the audio. Default is almost always safe
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for this option.
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Variable bitrate video? [Yes]
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Allows the bitrate to vary inside of the transcode, this is useful
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to keep the file size down, but may cause problems with some
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media players.
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Multi-pass (slower, but better quality)? [No]
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Reencodes each frame multiple times and average the frames to give
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a better picture. As reported, this will take more time, but
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should give better result, especially on noisy video.
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VBR quality/quantisation (1-31)? [6]
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Quantisation controls the
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Quantisation controls the precision with which image information is
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encoded. The lower the number the higher the quality but the greater
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the required data-rate. (See mpeg2enc webpage for more details - option
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-q )
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Width? [624]
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Height? [468]
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Sets with Width and Height of the output file.
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.Ed
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.Sh DIAGNOSTICS
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.Ex-std
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.Sh SEE ALSO
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.Xrmythtranscode1 ,
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.Xrmythtv1 ,
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.Xrmpeg2enc1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-xvid1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-svcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-vcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvcd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-dvd1 ,
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.Xrnuvexport-wmv1
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.Sh HISTORY
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This program was written a while ago, now it's getting better
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.Sh AUTHOR
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Main code by: Chris Petersen
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WMV code by: Gavin Hurlbut
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Main code by: Chris Petersen (mythtv@forevermore.net)
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Once upon a time, Chris wrote nuvexport, then Gavin helped, then Paul came along to make documentation. And there was much rejoicing.
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Once upon a time, Chris wrote nuvexport, then Gavin helped, then Paul came along to make documentation. No minstrels were eaten this time, but there was still much rejoicing.
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.Sh BUGS
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Please check http://www.forevermore.net/nuvexport to check on current status of nuvexport, and to check on any bugs
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Please check http://www.forevermore.net/mythtv to check on current status of nuvexport, and to check on any bugs
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