diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode/DVCD.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode/DVCD.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode/DVD.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode/DVD.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode/SVCD.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode/SVCD.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode/VCD.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode/VCD.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/export/transcode/XviD.pm b/nuvexport/export/transcode/XviD.pm
diff --git a/nuvexport/nuv_export/cli.pm b/nuvexport/nuv_export/cli.pm
@@ -39,11 +39,10 @@ package nuv_export::cli;
     my %args;
 
 # Load some options early, before anything else:
-# --ffmpeg, --transcode and --config
+# --ffmpeg, --mencoder and --config
     our $export_prog = undef;
     our $config_file = undef;
     GetOptions('ffmpeg'     => sub { $export_prog = 'ffmpeg';    },
-               'transcode'  => sub { $export_prog = 'transcode'; },
                'mencoder'   => sub { $export_prog = 'mencoder';  },
                'config|c=s' => \$config_file,
                'profile=s'  => \$args{'profile'},
@@ -114,17 +113,15 @@ package nuv_export::cli;
             $export_prog = lc($rc_args{'nuvexport'}{'export_prog'});
         }
         if ($export_prog) {
-            if ($export_prog !~ /(?:ffmpeg|transcode|mencoder)$/) {
+            if ($export_prog !~ /(?:ffmpeg|mencoder)$/) {
                 print "Unknown export_prog in nuvexportrc:  $export_prog\n\n";
                 exit;
             }
         }
         else {
             $export_prog = find_program('ffmpeg')
                             ? 'ffmpeg'
-                            : find_program('transcode')
-                                ? 'transcode'
-                                : 'mencoder';
+                            : 'mencoder';
         }
     }
 

diff --git a/nuvexport/nuvexport b/nuvexport/nuvexport
@@ -52,17 +52,7 @@
         or die "You need mythtranscode in order to use nuvexport.\n\n";
 
 # Load the exporters based on which suite was selected above
-    if ($export_prog eq 'transcode') {
-        find_program('transcode')
-            or die "You need transcode in order to use nuvexport in --transcode mode\n";
-    # transcode - doesn't seem to work for many MPEG recordings these days
-        require export::transcode::XviD;
-        require export::transcode::SVCD;
-        require export::transcode::VCD;
-        require export::transcode::DVCD;
-        require export::transcode::DVD;
-    }
-    elsif ($export_prog eq 'ffmpeg') {
+    if ($export_prog eq 'ffmpeg') {
         find_program('ffmpeg')
             or die "You need ffmpeg in order to use nuvexport in --ffmpeg mode\n";
     # ffmpeg - seems to work better and is the default
@@ -94,14 +84,7 @@
     load_cli_args();
 
 # Now that we've loaded the cli args, we can define the exporters
-    if ($export_prog eq 'transcode') {
-        push @Exporters, export::transcode::XviD->new;
-        push @Exporters, export::transcode::SVCD->new;
-        push @Exporters, export::transcode::VCD->new;
-        push @Exporters, export::transcode::DVCD->new;
-        push @Exporters, export::transcode::DVD->new;
-    }
-    elsif ($export_prog eq 'ffmpeg') {
+    if ($export_prog eq 'ffmpeg') {
         push @Exporters, export::ffmpeg::XviD->new;
         push @Exporters, export::ffmpeg::SVCD->new;
         push @Exporters, export::ffmpeg::VCD->new;

diff --git a/nuvexport/nuvexportrc b/nuvexport/nuvexportrc
@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@
 <nuvexport>
 
 #
-#  Set export_prog to ffmpeg, transcode or mencoder, depending on your
-#    preference of program for exports.  This is equivalent to --ffmpeg,
-#    --transcode or --mencoder
+#  Set export_prog to ffmpeg or mencoder, depending on your
+#    preference of program for exports.  This is equivalent to --ffmpeg or
+#    --mencoder
 #
     export_prog=ffmpeg
 
@@ -257,8 +257,8 @@
 #    matches in the full or generic module names.
 #
 #  If you have a particularly dirty signal, you might want to try to disable
-#    fast_denoise (it's actually part of yuvdenoise, which both the ffmpeg
-#    and transcode exporters call).  It can be almost twice as slow as the
+#    fast_denoise (it's actually part of yuvdenoise, which the ffmpeg
+#    exporters call).  It can be almost twice as slow as the
 #    default "fast" normal noise reduction, but it considerably more
 #    effective. The latest version of yuvdenoise (which is called directly
 #    by the ffmpeg exporters) does not support this option, so it is ignored
@@ -290,29 +290,6 @@
 #
 </ffmpeg>
 
-<transcode>
-
-#
-#  Mythtranscode will always be used for nupplevideo recordings because
-#    transcode can't read them, but setting force_mythtranscode to yes will
-#    force nuvexport to call mythtranscode when using the transcode exporter
-#    for mpeg recordings, too.  This may help problems that some people have
-#    been having with transcode not recognizing certain dvb recordings, as
-#    well as transcode not working properly on certain ivtv recordings.
-#
-    force_mythtranscode = yes
-
-#
-#  Setting both force_mythtranscode and mythtranscode_cutlist to yes will
-#    tell nuvexport to use mythtranscode's built-in cutlist functions,
-#    rather than having transcode use its own.  I've found that the cutlists
-#    for a handful of ivtv recordings that do not work properly with
-#    transcode's internal cutlist handler.
-#
-    mythtranscode_cutlist = yes
-
-</transcode>
-
 <mencoder>
 </mencoder>
 
@@ -446,7 +423,7 @@
 
     title       = test
 
-    export_prog = transcode
+    export_prog = ffmpeg
     mode        = xvid
     confirm     = true