On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Dragon_at_work wrote:
> Your scripting is a much better idea!
I came up with that approach a long time ago when sections of a long
capture needed different y4mshift parameters.
> > read junk
> Does junk refer to stdio in this case?
To "stdin" to be p
Thanks to Steven Schultz, for his former advise. My myriad of photographs can
now be made into a VCD and posted home.
Running into a bit of a problem merging y4m files together.
For some reason I can only merge two using the 'Schultz Method' of CATing the
y4m files.
Here is my basic schema:
On Wednesday 04 February 2004 12:30, Steven M. Schultz wrote:
> I see nothing in that proceedure that removes the YUV4MPEG2 header
> bits. How are you doing that?
I didn't show that. Not being as clever as you, I wrote a subroutine in C to do it.
Your scripting is a much better idea
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Dragon_at_work wrote:
> Running into a bit of a problem merging y4m files together.
>
> Here is my basic schema:
>
> lav2yuv +n file_1.avi | yuvfps -v 0 -r 25:1 | yuvscaler -v O -O SVCD >
> file_1.y4m
> lav2yuv +n file_2.avi | yuvfps -v 0 -r 25:1 | yuvscaler -v O -O SVC
Thanks to Steven Schultz, for his former advise. My myriad of photographs can
now be made into a VCD and posted home.
Running into a bit of a problem merging y4m files together.
For some reason I can only merge two using the 'Schultz Method' of CATing the
y4m files.
Here is my basic schema:
Hallo
> I'm not substribed to the users list, as I'm not a user of mjpegtools.
> I've just
> tried to use them once and the result was this bug, which I'm reporting
> (and will then uninstall them and find something that works).
If you think the mjpegtool's don't work you have to look for somethin
Dear all,
it's my pleasure to announce the official release of mjpegtools 1.6.2.
This version features all your well-known tools (MPEG/DVD encoding,
MJPEG editing/recording, many video filters, etc.) with a shiny new
version number and many new features, bug fixes, improvements and all
other thing
