On Tue, Jul 06, 2004 at 12:00:44PM -0700, Bill Moseley wrote: > Ok, I'm playing with Kino -- works reasonably well, although segfaults > when trying to control my Sony camera where dvgrab and gscanbus work > fine at running the camera. Now I want to try Cinelerra. > > Can someone explain a bit about capturing. I found what seems like an > old tutorial at <http://www.robfisher.net/video/kino.html> says to use > dvutils (dv2mov and dvmov2dv) to move between formats. > > I've found the dvutils in source at: > > http://www.singingwizard.org/programming.html > > But that page says the utils are deprecated in favor of using Kino > directly. > > Ok, so I can use kino or dvgrab --format qt to export to .mov, BUT > there's no audio. dbgrap reports: > > quicktime_encode_audio_stub called > > so it looks like I can encode the video, but not the audio. > > Any idea what's needed to get the audio? Does dvgrab need to be > recomplied and linked with a library that will encode the audio? > > dvgrab: > Installed: 1.5deb-2 > Candidate: 1.5deb-2 > Version Table: > *** 1.5deb-2 0 > 500 http://http.us.debian.org unstable/main Packages > 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status > > By the way -- any pointers to tutorials would be great. I'm also > curious about the difference between the raw1394 and the dv1394 > drivers (and when to use each). > > Thanks, > Have you tried encoding first as mpeg? I have a sony minidvd dcr/trv33, and I have edited sucessfully movies with kino. A while ago, so details are not clear in my memory. But I know that I didn't use mov format, which according to another post in this thread has some bugs in debian (the corresponding lib)
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