Hi Kevin,
On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 15:52, Dehoff, Kevin wrote:
> lavrec -f q -w -g 640x480 -i n -q 100 -s test.mov
Use -d2 or -d1 instead of -g (...). :).
Ronald
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I was recording with lavrec and the -fA option, don't know how that got in
there! Doh!
Driver is working great, good work!
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Hi folks.
Until recently I was using a CVS version of the driver with a Gentoo 2.4.19/20
kernel. It worked fine, but I tried this driver with the CK 2.4.20 kernel I'm
using now and it didn't work too well (lots of dropped frames).
I'm now using 0.9.4 and it appears to have a problem with interl
Hello,
I can capture at full size with my DC10+ when I use the Quicktime-Format, I use this
cmd:
Lavrec -f q -g 768x576 (for PAL) -d1 -s -c 2 -a 16 -q 85 test.mov
It works fine.
There is something in the HOWTO about the DC10+ features about the capture size and so
on
Bernhard
Hi.
I've just recently started using the mjpeg tools to pull some videos off an analog
camera through a DC10+ card. Because I want to do some higher-level editing, I need
the files in the quicktime format in order to use cinelerra. However, every time I
try and capture, I only get a resolut
Hej Raena !
No prob; I'll just take the help of mjpeg-users now to accelerate the
process :-)
Follow the INSTALL file instructions, but put jpeg-mmx either in the same
directory that libmovtar sits in, or into /usr/local/src/jpeg-mmx
there is abug in configure.in that you might have triggered...