Quoting from the HOWTO, the "Creating DVD's" section:
"The maximum bitrate is set to 7500kBps" (it talks about mpeg2enc)
Is that true? I ran mpeg2enc with -b 9800 and it didn't complain. Or is
the max bitrate set automatically when -b goes beyond it?
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http://florin.myip.org/
I got the cards to work with an old driver, and am well on my way to
actually get my application written.
One thing I would really like to be able to do is to reset the
capturing. Let me explain what I mean:
I set up the card, and start streaming capture on it (this is
uncompressed capture I'm do
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explores exalting crestfallen
sealing meanly adept
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polysaccharide cowhand excommunicate
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bluntest bobble admiringly
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On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 14:18:57 +0200, Martin Samuelsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 08 August 2003 13:30, Ronald Bultje wrote:
Hey all,
the list was moved to "member-only" posting just a few seconds ago.
And there was much rejoicing!
Yay! Now instead of 100 spams a day, I'll only get 99!
Hallo
> I try to make VCD/SVCD from photos and camera's movies, but when it
> comes to mpeg2enc it always fails with something like "memory protect
> error". Why? Is my CPU to slow? Do I need special flags to every
> concrete situation? Or maybe mpeg2enc is broken?
The speed of the CPU should be n
Greetings!
We are a group of undergraduate students presently working on our undergraduate
thesis. One of the things that we have to do initially is to digitize videos
which we have recorded using a Sony Video Camera Recorder (CCD-TRV16 NTSC). Is
it possible to do this using MJPEG tools? I kn
Hi -
> From: Raena Lea-Shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That worked and now mplex has produced a make error. Must be very close now
> :-)
Yes, you are getting very close to the end of the build process ;)
> multplex.cc: In member function `void OutputStream::WriteRawSector(uint8_t*,
>u
Thankyou. I finally got it properly compiled with #include in
several *.cc files.
Next time I will go straight for either the CVS or the SRC RPM.
This list was extremely patient and helpful.
:-)
On Monday 11 August 2003 02:47, Steven M. Schultz wrote:
> Hi -
>
> > From: Raena Lea-Shannon <[EMA
Hi -
> From: Maik Holtkamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sorry getting in here, but I have problems to compile the CVS on
> debian sarge :(. I have compiled it on a parallel installed gentoo
> this afternoon and it worked. Now I tried it on my standard
> system, too, but it failed :(:
I do not se
Hi,
0n 03/08/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:47 Steven M. Schultz told me:
> Hmmm, that is fixed in the CVS version. If you are going to
> compile mjpegtools yourself it would be a very good idea to use
> the CVS version.
Sorry getting in here, but I have problems to compile the CVS on
de
Hey,
I left your email for answering later today, but it's not that hard to
answer anyway. ;).
On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 11:19, Raena Lea-Shannon wrote:
> cannot find -lslang
Looks quite simple. Search on the package that contains libslang.so on
your suse installation CD. On my (redhat) system, that
Hello
> > My stuff:
> > - Celeron 600; 128 MB RAM; HDD: 40GB,7200rpm,w/2048KiB Cache,UDMA(66)
> > - Linux 2.4.20/Debian 3.0 Woody
> > - mjpegtoos 1.6.1 (without jpeg-mmx, libmovtar and quictime4linux)
> Did you compile the 1.6.1 yourselve or did you install a rpm package ?
I compiled myself from
> Don't use quicktime4linux. :).
I removed Quicktime and recompiled without it which went OK and I get this
build on compile:
MJPEG tools 1.6.1 build configuration :
- X86 Optimizations:
- MMX/3DNow!/SSE enabled : true
- cmov support enabled: true
Greetings,
Does anyone here know when mpeg2enc will support 2-pass mpeg2 encoding?
MPlayer does 2-pass DivX quite well, but doesn't do mpeg2, so can't
be used for SVCD creation.
The absence of this capability under Linux seems to be one thing keeping
a lot of video enthusiasts away.
Greg
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Dear friend,
I am Mr. Richard Wilford, the only son of late Chief John Wilford
from Sierra-Leone. I got your contact from the internet directory and need
an assistance from you. My sources of your c
Hallo
> We are a group of undergraduate students presently working on our undergraduate
> thesis. One of the things that we have to do initially is to digitize videos
> which we have recorded using a Sony Video Camera Recorder (CCD-TRV16 NTSC). Is
> it possible to do this using MJPEG tools? I k
On Friday 08 August 2003 13:30, Ronald Bultje wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> the list was moved to "member-only" posting just a few seconds ago.
And there was much rejoicing!
/Sam
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I am not quite there with the compile of mjpegtools.
I am running SuSE 8.2 on Athlon MX2200. The SuSE RPM of mjpegtools is
incomplete and does not seem to have mpeg2enc.
I have removed quicktime4linux to avoid a config problem and the Build is OK
but make has problems. As per below.
Any furt
So what's up with all the pathetic spam that seems to have started
coming through on the mjpeg lists more often these days? If you'd like
to move the lists somewhere with better spam filtering, if sourceforge
can't hack it, I'd be happy to host them for you. I know my leaving the
list wouldn't be
Hey Brian,
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 18:41, Brian Edmonds wrote:
> So what's up with all the pathetic spam that seems to have started
> coming through on the mjpeg lists more often these days? If you'd like
> to move the lists somewhere with better spam filtering, if sourceforge
> can't hack it, I'd
Ronald Bultje <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I basically agree with you and therefore propose to move it to
> restricted mode. [...] In the past, we didn't do this so people
> could send their questions even without subscribing.
I'm not familiar with the Sourceforge mailing list software, but doe
On Fri, 08 Aug 2003, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
>> MPlayer does 2-pass DivX quite well, but doesn't do mpeg2, so can't
>> be used for SVCD creation.
> You do not need 2/n-pass encoding to get a good quality/bitrate.
...
> Depending on the video you encode, n-pass encoding might not help much
> to
Am Donnerstag, 7. August 2003 19:16 schrieb Ronald Bultje:
> I basically agree with you and therefore propose to move it to
> restricted mode. Anyone against?
No!
Also I like it how transcode handles the archive:
If you go to
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de/pipermail/transcode-user
It is on the second CD in /suse/d2/nasm.rpm, i use SuSE 7.3
Professional, i don't know if the personal edition also comes with nasm.
Frühmesser B.
Linux Mailing lists account schrieb:
I found and downloaded all the source packages you mentioned.
I could not, however, find anything on Nasm. Eith
Hej Tyson !
There was recently a request under
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=2072373&forum_id=3248
on the same thing ... it seems like it is not supported yet - did anyone
investigate this already ?
I leave this question to the list :-)
> Hello, I am looking for a way tha
On 7 Aug 2003, Ronald Bultje wrote:
> You're right, unfortunately. The list is open-to-all for postings. I can
> move it to restricted-to-members, which means you have to sign up to the
> list before sending messages. In the past, we didn't do this so people
> could send their questions even with
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