Watches for .ts files made by live TV recordings and converts them to h265 .mp4 files automatically. Supports Nvidia and Intel HW transcoding, as well as traditional software CPU transcoding. No post processing script required.
Instructions at https://github.com/djaydev/docker-recordings-transcoder
Docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/djaydev/recordings-converter
This looks very interesting
I have a Synology server so downloaded docker for the first time and have tried to get this up and running
Got it running but does not seem to do anything to my .TS file
No doubt due to my lack of knowledge in setting up and configuring
Read the instruction which for my poor knowledge need to be a bit more step by step
I haven’t used it with a Synology device but let’s see if we can get it working.
If the container started up, it should have produced console logs. One way to view them is with the command “docker logs DOCKERNAMEHERE” (you can get the docker’s name from “docker ps -a”). Lastly, if the container made it to the search stage it will produce log files in the /config/logs and they will be named postProcess.DATE.log.
Send me any of this info you can gather and I’ll take a look.
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