On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 12:06:12AM +0100, Ronald Bultje wrote: > Hi Brian,
Hi Ronald, > Sounds like... Your sampling rate is a bit weird? Does lavinfo report > the sampling rate correctly? $ lavinfo cnn.movtar video_frames=943 video_width=352 video_height=480 video_inter=1 video_norm=NTSC video_fps=29.970030 video_sar_width=0 video_sar_height=0 max_frame_size=46423 MJPG_chroma=2 has_audio=1 audio_bps=4 audio_chans=2 audio_bits=16 audio_rate=44100 num_video_files=1 > libquicktime is probably a good guess... I used openquicktime with success. > You might have to do some > manual redirectin to get it to recognize libquicktime correctly, but it > should work without source modifications. I did have to hack up configure.in to point it to the headers and libs for openquicktime, but it did work with a runtime lib rather than having to point to the openquicktime source pool. > Quicktime is said to be > directly readable while recording 'Fraid not. :-( This really sucks. I need to transcode the MJPEG into MPEG2 or MPEG4 before end-user consumption and having to wait for the file to be complete and closed before starting the transcoding just blows. ~sigh~ > and to record over 2 GB (64bit > addressing). This it does do. 1 out of 2. > So quicktime is probably a good bet here. Perhaps, but a format that is readable before the file is closed would be ideal. Thanx for all of your input Ron. b. -- Brian J. Murrell
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