Some days ago, I was posting the following message to the list. Apparently, I
did not receive any reply. Beg your pardon for my impatience. But can
somebody help?
Thank you,
Michael
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Subject: lav2wav error
Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 08:26:24 +0200
From: Mic
On Wednesday 08 October 2003 17.55, you wrote:
> > Here is an updated patch:
> > http://www.nada.kth.se/~hanke/files/lvs_1.diff
>
> To which version has that patch to be applied ?
I make the patches always against the stock distribution version.
>
> Would you aggree that I upload you last changes
Am Mittwoch, 8. Oktober 2003 22:08 schrieb Maarten De Boer:
> > Enlarge the image ;)
>
> Sure, but on a stupid TV set, resolution seems less of an issue.
resolution == sugnal quality to tv-set plus quality of tv. The
horizontal resolution is most depending on signal quality. All at all
you
> > AFAIK CC subtitles are common on DVDs ?
>
> I don't think so. AFAIK these CC stuff is common in ntsc land only
> and not in common use on DVD.
>
> Refer to 1.45 of dvd-faq (http://www.dvddemystified.com):
>
> ---cut---
> Closed Captions on DVDs are carried in a special data channel of the
> MPE
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Maarten De Boer wrote:
> > no flow control - what happens if the encoding can't, even momentarily,
> > keep up (disc accesses, other programs running, whatever)
>
> This is something I would like to comment on. Being an audio software
> developer, these are issues that I am r
> Its a multiplexer / authoring issue.
>
> You need to:
> a) Extend the multiplexer so it can correctly chunk the SVCD subtitle
> streams (not hard actually) for muxing.
This is a mplex issue, right ? I had a quick look at the mplex code. It seems
Do I just have to create a SubtitleStream class t
> no flow control - what happens if the encoding can't, even momentarily,
> keep up (disc accesses, other programs running, whatever)
This is something I would like to comment on. Being an audio software
developer, these are issues that I am rather familiar with. I guess that
with audio, for examp
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Maarten De Boer wrote:
> > Usually a good idea to add "-N value" with "-K kvcd" anyhow since the
^Usually^Usually not^
> Is this really what you want to say? It contradicts a previous mail of
Fingers ahead of the brain - word 'not' was accidentally left
> Usually a good idea to add "-N value" with "-K kvcd" anyhow since the
> quantization matrices for kvcd already contain modifications to
> the high frequency quantizers.
Is this really what you want to say? It contradicts a previous mail of
yours where you suggest _not_ to combi
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Maarten de Boer wrote:
> and I have to do it at home, where I can dedicate only limited time to
> it), but indeed -K kvcd improved a lot. I left out the -N option because
> I don't think my source material is that noisy, and I am not sure if it
-N is not primarily aim
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Maarten de Boer wrote:
> Do I understand that using -q will result in a variable bitrate, and thus
Correct.
> in smaller standalone player compatibility?
Not at all. SVCDs use VBR MPEG-2 so there is no compatibilty
issue.
Cheers,
St
Hallo
> > I think for SVCD if the -K kvcd option and -q 8 (or 9) were used
> Do I understand that using -q will result in a variable bitrate, and thus
> in smaller standalone player compatibility?
SVCD = subset of MPEG2 = always VBR Bitrate.
The q option only sets the quality you want. But
Hi Kurt,
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 04:44, Kurt Kochendarfer wrote:
> Unfortunately the story doesn't end there. Whenever I try to capture
> video using lavrec, I can record anywhere from 1-7 minutes of video, but
> then the entire computer freezes up. (i.e. the caps lock & scroll lock
> light blink on
Hi Thierry,
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 08:31, Thierry Salmon wrote:
> I get error grabbing with lavrec (xawtv works ! and I have sound coming
> out the soundcard)
Try --use-read. It usually comes down to semi-implemented drivers that
don't support mmap() (or they crash when you use that).
Ronald
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> I think for SVCD if the -K kvcd option and -q 8 (or 9) were used
Do I understand that using -q will result in a variable bitrate, and thus
in smaller standalone player compatibility?
Maarten
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> I think for SVCD if the -K kvcd option and -q 8 (or 9) were used
> the results would make a good SVCD video. If the source has
> noise then adding yuvdenoise with moderate settings (-l 1 or -l 2)
> will work wonders.
Hi,
I am still trying different settings (but the pr
Hi,
I get error grabbing with lavrec (xawtv works ! and I have sound coming
out the soundcard)
any tips ?
Thanks in advance
Thierry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dev]$ lavrecord test1.avi
+ export LAV_VIDEO_DEV=/dev/video0
+ LAV_VIDEO_DEV=/dev/video0
+ export LAV_AUDIO_DEV=/dev/dsp
+ LAV_AUDIO_DEV=/dev/d
Hello all,
Thanks to so many who offered help with my DC10+ problem. After
wrestling with SuSE for many hours I decided to move back to a Mandrake
9.1 setup. The zoran driver compiled just fine and seems to work OK when
used with xawtv.
Unfortunately the story doesn't end there. Whenever
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