Hello...
I have captured many sequences of files,  and one by one, converting
files to mpeg2 ...
Files captured with lavrec, using Miro Video DRX card :)
It is very rare video, and exists only on one betacap sp tape, so I
have managed to bring my computer to my friends's office, and capture
all material there :)

I have captured file sequences with following command line, copy
pasted from the tip which I use on a computer with sound card which
support only read() :)

lavrec -i p -w -f a -d 1 -q 36 -a 16 -r 44100 -l -1 -R l -c 2 -t
100000 -T 1 -n 32 -b 256 -s --use-read --max-file-size 1900
/home/norik/Desktop/%09d.avi
I didn't use "--use-read" in most cases, but few times I forgot to
remove that option...
so, I have no problems with all sequences, but only with one...
There are 5 files, 000000001.avi - 000000005.avi :)
Last file is broken...
I suppose, that when I pressed control+c to interrupt capturing, I
noticed "audio task dead" message, and it may have been when it was
with this sequence.


When I type file 000000004.avi I see
 file 000000004.avi
000000004.avi: RIFF (little-endian) data, AVI, 768 x 576, 25.00 fps,
video: Motion JPEG, audio: uncompressed PCM (stereo, 44100 Hz)

# file 000000005.avi
a.avi: data

# lavinfo 000000005.avi
Unable to identify file (not a supported format - avi, quicktime).
**ERROR: [lavinfo] Error opening a.avi

anyway, I can convert the file with mencoder using -ovc copy -oac copy
and it writes readable avi file on the output
mencoder can't detect fps so I have to mention -ofps option too...
But mencoder creates file with 720x480 size, I can't force it to
create another frame rate... without convert to another format as far
as I understand...
So, please, help me create avi header and attach it to the file so I
can convert this sequence too.

It is too hard to find tape owner again, and to bring my computer to betacam :)

Thanks

Norayr Chilingaryan

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