The information came from Netgem, I have been beta testing the firmware which has just been released. Rob100 Well-known Member. May 24, 2003 #7. P&TLuxembourg updates IPTV platform with Netgem Luxembourg IPTV operator P&TLuxembourg will roll out an enhanced IPTV service this month using Netgem set-top boxes and associated software. Subscribers to P&T’s premium package will receive a Netbox N8000 MediaCentre DVR, giving them access to over 200 IPTV channels, over-the-top VOD, catch-up.
Lame library v3 99.5 for audacity on macos dmg. Netgem has won the contract from P&TLuxembourg, Luxembourg’s incumbent telecom operator, to upgrade its service to next-generation IPTV offering. Thonburi bold font free.
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Netgem will provide P&T with its software and intelligent set top boxes. The enhanced service will be rolled out in October 2011.
The use of Netgem’s nCloud architecture, based on its embedded software and intelligent set-top boxes, gives P&T the flexibility to integrate value added content, including VOD, the popular catch-up TV service from RTL Luxembourg and other internet applications, regardless of whether this comes from P&Ts managed IPTV network or unmanaged Over-The-Top services.
Subscribers to P&T’s premium package will receive a Netbox N8000 MediaCenter PVR, allowing them to access a range of more than 200 Live IPTV channels, over-the-top VOD and catch-up TV content, radio and social content from web applications and their personal content from their private home network.
Users will be able to pause and record content through the STB’s PVR functionality, access their home content from the STB’s Mediacenter and use their smartphone as a remote control. Those customers on P&T’s standard package will receive Netgem’s compact IPTV box, also provisioning multi-room services to premium package subscribers thanks to Netgem’s middleware capability to support multistreams offerings.
Marc Rosenfeld, member of the board of directors of P&T Luxembourg, said in a statement: “We decided to work with Netgem because its software allowed us to make a smooth upgrade to IPTV 2.0 to offer our subscribers a raft of new services. Our customers will now benefit from a new exciting TV experience with highly intuitive and fast navigation, seamlessly blending IPTV channels with rich internet content and must-have apps like Facebook and the web radio service TuneIn, developed for the STB thanks to Netgem SDK partner MultimediaVision. The openness of Netgem’s Middleware and SDK was definitely a key criterion in our choice.” Crosh commands hack on.
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Christophe Aulnette, CEO of Netgem, added: “We are proud that P&TLuxembourg has chosen to work with Netgem to make its upgrade to the next generation of IPTV. Nowadays, IPTV offerings need to be updated especially as end-users are expecting increasingly new features such as multi-screens for instance. We strongly believe since our creation that a fluid and fast user interface is key for a really qualitative TV experience. We also believe that this will be key for the best multi-screen experience.”
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I record movies on TV, demux them (and cut out the commercials) through ProjectX - retaining the subtitles (utf-8), and then create mkv files through mkvmerge gui (most of the time). The problem comes when the audio is a 192 kbps file - the playback device I use makes the audio unpleasant - the sound kind of pulses instead of playing smoothly. I always select no compression on each track, but the end file always comes out smaller than the sum on the sizes of the original combined tracks. I do not know if the compression (?) is part of the problem or not, but I don't seem to be able to do anything to effect it.
It may be worth noting that if I take the exact same audio and video file and put them in a mpg (2) container, I can play it on the same playback device and everything sounds fine.
I think I would be happy to use Handbrake (if that's better). The audio seems to come out fine, however, the subtitles always come at as ASS, which my player doesn't seem to understand. I import the srt files into Handbrake, but I can't figure out a way to make them retain that format.
I'm sure there is much in this post that conveys my ignorance about video, but if anyone is willing to help, I'd greatly appreciate it.