[outleradam]

GregoryK: The problem is XBMC's handling of MPEG2-TS variable framerate. The show comes in at 24fps, and some commercials are appended into the broadcast at 60fps. Using MythTranscode on each file will patch the problem in both MythTV and XBMC by setting it at a fixed framerate. MythTV handles variable framerate with a table which is generated by it's comskip handler. If the file is variable framerate, the frame numbers in the comskip.txt are correct, but XBMC blindly assumes fixed framerate based on the first few frames of the recording.

The patch is to have MythTV transcode every file. This creates a fixed framerate for every show. This should be done before mythicalLibrarian runs. So, set MythTV to run only 1 job at a time. Set MythTV to do MythTranscode job, select MythCommFlag checkbox, and have mythicalLibrarian run last.

Let me know if there are any problems