On Mon, 20 Sep 2004, Derek Fountain wrote:
> I know my source (from a VCR) is interlaced. I want to play it on a computer
> screen in divx form, which, as far as I can tell, means I should deinterlace
> it. Is that right?
No, not really. Leave it interlaced on the encoding side of thi
Hallo,
Please excuse that I am posting to two lists, but it seems necessary...
Am Sonntag 19 September 2004 19.03 schrieb Dan Dennedy:
> We do not disagree. However, it takes time and effort to program the
> functionality to do it. Kino2 will do what you want, but Kino 1.0 has
> not even been rel
> So you have missed in the howto the section: Creating MPEG2 Videos, and
> there the subsection: Encoding destination TV (interlaced) or Monitor
> (progressive) ?
No, but that's a case in point. It doesn't really tell me what I need to know.
I know my source (from a VCR) is interlaced. I want to
The HOWTO says that "-d 2 is already better than VHS video (a *lot*!)." Does
that mean that if I'm capturing from a VHS source I will gain nothing from
using -d 1, and should always use -d 2? Or does it mean that given a
theoretically perfect source, capturing with -d2 and then playing back woul
Sorry I did not read all of your mail as carefully as I should, but you
may need to use your mixer to turn on recording for the line in.
in kmix its the red button - there is one per channel.
On Sun, 19 Sep 2004 22:26:23 +0200
"rg.tmp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am desperately t
mmh, so I learned that, in order to grab audio, we need a full-duplex
card/driver; I just installed the Alsa driver, and now I can grab using
ffmpeg, xawdecode and mplayer - the sound is awful, so I should work out
some tuning, but at least I have sound;
But lavrec still fails, so this may be rela
Hello,
I am desperately trying to grab audio from TV, but nothing works. I am a *not so young* Unix sysadmin, but I don't know much about multimedia. Could somebody at least help me in finding clues ?
Tell me if I am not posting on the right list. Generally, I can find solutions on my own or
Thanks Ray.
I wish I'd had these a few months ago.
I only started learning video processing about 6 months ago and it's a
steep learning curve.
I have a monutain of vhs tapes, 8mm film, and super 8 film I'm trying to
convert and preserve.
Some of this stuff dates to the late 50's.
Richard Ray
On
Sorry for repeating myself but, put it in a book.
"Video Processing for Dummies".
The Canopus is great.
So far I've has error free problem free captures.
I'm waiting to hear feedback when you get that HD-3000 from pchdtv.com.
Richard Ray
On Sat, 18 Sep 2004, Steven M. Schultz wrote:
>
> On Sat,
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 20:59:56 +
dmitriy kuvshinov wrote:
dk> Andy ïèøåò:
dk>
dk> >On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 18:20:31 +0200
dk> >"Ronald S. Bultje" wrote:
dk> >
dk> >RSB> Hi Andy,
dk> >RSB>
dk> >RSB> On Thu, 2004-09-16 at 10:29, Andy Brown wrote:
dk> >RSB> > Sep 16 09:02:35 geostat kernel: ZORAN: g
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