Hello
> > The video was converted to mpeg2 using
> > lav2yuv file.mov | mpeg2enc -f 8 -q 6 -E -10 -s -c -R 2 -o file.m2v
> > and the final multiplex program stream put together with
> > mplex -V -f 8 file.mp2 file.m2v -o file.mpg
> > This was then mastered using dvdauthor 0.6.9, mkisofs 2.0.3
Disregard my message, I fixed my problem.
Regards,
Mark
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Replying to myself from mjpeg-users.
The below problem is fixed with the current version of mpeg2dec (non-mjpeg).
Any chance of the fix being ported over? or YUV being added as to the
mpeg2dec distr4ibution? Is this something I can do myself (how far
apart are the codebases)?
Regards,
Mark
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Hi all,
I made a MPEG2-ES file with mpeg2enc. You can download it here (about
100K): http://mlug.missouri.edu/~markrages/five_frames.mp2
When I watch the video in Xine I can clearly see five frames (the fried
eggs are labeled 501,502,503,504,505) But when I decode the frames with
mpeg2dec I only
Thanks for the info, after some googling I found out that Matrox uses
the dmb1 string for their hardware decoder. I found the first instance
of that in the file at about hex 70 and changed it with hexedit to MJPG,
and it works now.
Thanks,
Al
Al Adler wrote:
Attached is the hexdump file. Wher
Hallo
> The video was converted to mpeg2 using
> lav2yuv file.mov | mpeg2enc -f 8 -q 6 -E -10 -s -c -R 2 -o file.m2v
> and the final multiplex program stream put together with
> mplex -V -f 8 file.mp2 file.m2v -o file.mpg
> This was then mastered using dvdauthor 0.6.9, mkisofs 2.0.3 and burned
Hi Ronald,
I have done some test now.
1st setup: kernel 2.4.21-SuSE, bttv 0.9.x:
The stripes almost disappeared. I could only see them in still pictures. The
color is between blue and turqoise (instead of white as before).
2nd setup: kernel 2.6.5:
No stripes.
The number of deleted/inserted fram
