In digital TV, the picture is compressed using the well-known MPEG-2 format, before being broadcast as digital data stream (MPEG2 transport stream - MPEG-2 TS). MPEG-2 transport streams are part of the MPEG-2 standard, but most tools cannot directly handle transport streams as its structure is different from MPEG-2 elementary streams we use on DVDs or SVCDs. This is where Project X enters the picture. It works like an MPEG-2 TS hardware decoder, splitting the transport stream into its components (MPEG elementary streams like audio, video, and other data (e.g. teletext)). While splitting the transport stream, Project X also checks the stream for errors and synchronizes video and audio. If Project X converts the transport stream to another format, it won't analyze and fix streams as thoroughly as in split mode.
Project X supports the following transport stream formats:
DVB MPEG2 transport stream (DVB MPEG2 TS) MPTS (multiple program transport stream)
Packet Video Audio (PVA, PSV, PSA, PAV)
MPEG Program Streams (MPEG1/2 PS)
Linux Video Disc Recorder (Linux VDR)
Packetized Elementary Stream (PES RAW)
Elementary Stream (ES)
Project X is an open source project for educational purposes and testing. It is written in Java (hence the look), and distributed as source only so you have to compile it on your own, or download a compiled version from this very site. You can use Project X in GUI mode, or via CLI (commandline, if you don't know what CLI is you'll probably never use that mode).
Project X 0.91.0 collects all patches from 0.90.4 series b01 ... b32 since 2006/03/30 (5 years) (for the list of changes see the Notes in the .zip file) hint: H.264 (in SD & HD) processing is still missing
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