mythtv package in review - could parts make it into fedora proper ?

Re: https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27 Probably a question for jarod or kwizart... From a query on Fedora list a while ago, my understanding is that: - a DVB-T {broadcast mpeg2 transport stream} tuner app can be in fedora eg tzap {dvb-apps} - code to extract the stream is in the kernel and OK. - code to record a stream to disk is OK - code to manipulate an mpeg2 transport stream - eg cutting out parts where frames are re-coded couldn't be in fedora. - code to display still images or decode the video from the mpeg stream couldn't be included in fedora. Is it currently possible to split the parts of mythtv up to: - part has no mpeg playback capability {I'm thinking the backend scheduling, record, db parts, tuning part, front end without video playback} - and could then be in the fedoraproject repo. Perhaps they would need to be able to playback a non-patent encumbered media like ogg/ogm, and show a dummy image for media content that it doesn't understand. - part that provides mpeg and other patented codec playback capability - that would require parts of the other package ? If it could be split something like that, would there be other problems in having parts across the two repos ? DaveT.