Hey Randy,
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 04:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> xawtv shows the screen on first boot, but screen goes all
> black shortly thereafter. EXCEPT - I can see a narrow band,
> which is part of the TV screen, at the top of the xawtv
> black screen.
Please try current CVS. I'm intendin
Hallo
> On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 07:04, Agent Smith wrote:
> > man mjpegtools or man lavpipe. matteblend.flt is used w/ lavpipe
> > similarly to transist.flt, but with 3 input streams.
> > I think I have a new idea for a patch... :-)
>
> Well, feel free to write some lines of documentation about
Hallo
> I'm trying to get a reasonable DVD/TV output, and I'm having flickering
> problems. I captured a PAL VHS source using a DC10+ and 1.6.1. My MJPEG file
> has these attributes:
If you have VHS why dont you record at half size and the encode at have
size ?
That would speed up things, and you
I've asked a couple of questions on the list over the last few days, and have
been directed to features in CVS, which aren't in the stable 1.6.1 which I'm
using.
So, how stable is CVS these days? Heavy development, or ready for regular
users to start beta testing?
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On Tue, 18 Feb 2003, Derek Fountain wrote:
>
> I've asked a couple of questions on the list over the last few days, and have
> been directed to features in CVS, which aren't in the stable 1.6.1 which I'm
> using.
>
> So, how stable is CVS these days? Heavy development, or ready for regular
> users
Anyone look at mythtv.org for PVR?
Looks really great, but if you have a non-v4l, ie, zoran based, card it's
unusable (since it hinges on software encoding). Same for DV. I suppose this
is realted to inablility to playback realtime while capturing even though
theoretically output to a card (lavpla
Hi!
> From: Derek Fountain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've asked a couple of questions on the list over the last few days, and have
> been directed to features in CVS, which aren't in the stable 1.6.1 which I'm
> using.
>
> So, how stable is CVS these days? Heavy development, or ready for regular
>
Hey John,
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 16:06, John Ribera wrote:
> Looks really great, but if you have a non-v4l, ie, zoran based, card
The zoran driver is fully v4l compliant. Capturing using video4linux'
API is also supported (raw capture). You just need to do some kernel
memory tweaking since the zr3
I was thinking in terms of recording with DV OR zoran and playing back
*WHILE* recording.
Requirements (beyond what you specified):
I For Zoran (rec) + Zoran for (play)
- snd card needs to be able to sample and play at the same time
(impossible?)
- lavplay -p -C needs to be able to play
Hi, John Ribera, you wrote:
> Subject: Re: [Mjpeg-users] OT: MythTV.org
> Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 11:46:39 -0500
I can only comment on one thing:
> I was thinking in terms of recording with DV OR zoran and playing back
> *WHILE* recording.
>
> Requirements (beyond what you specified):
>
> I Fo
I For Zoran (rec) + Zoran for (play)
The zoran driver is fully v4l compliant. Capturing using video4linux'
memory tweaking since the zr360x7 can't handle non-contiguous (paged)
play fine with the zoran driver/cards.
I'm seeing you guys talking about "zoran". Is this the Optibase
Videople
Hey John,
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 17:46, John Ribera wrote:
> I was thinking in terms of recording with DV OR zoran and playing back
> *WHILE* recording.
Ah, ok, that changes things completely.
> I For Zoran (rec) + Zoran for (play)
Impossible. the zoran codec can only be used by one process at
Hi Alexandre,
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 18:18, Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
> I'm seeing you guys talking about "zoran". Is this the Optibase
> Videoplex Xpress ?
No, it's the zr36057/zr36067 chipset, which is used on
DC10+/Buz/LML33/etc. cards (hardware MJPEG codec boards).
Ronald
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I ran one test where I was recording from a lml33 and a dc10+ simultaneously
with no frame drops.
Are you saying one process cannot play on one Zoran while recording on a
different one?
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From: "Ronald Bultje" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "John Ribera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hey John,
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 18:38, John Ribera wrote:
> Are you saying one process cannot play on one Zoran while recording on a
> different one?
Oh, that's possible. Just not both on the same card. :-).
Ronald
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It's my understanding that the total bitrate for DVD-quality audio/video must be between 2 Mbps and 8 Mbps. I tend to encode my DVD video at 7500 kbps and the audio at 384 kbps, so with the extra space taken by multiplexing, I tend to get under the limit.
The errors you're getting are because ther
Cheers Steven,
I kind of suspected this is the case so have just re-encoded my video at 8000
kbps, but since my computer's not so quick it's taken over the weekend so I have
yet to try re mplex-ing. I'll let people know what happens.
Cheers again,
Slowly it's all becoming clearer
Si
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You may have the same problem, though8000 kbps video + 256 kbps audio > 8192 kbps already, even without the extra space mplex needs.
For all the fun that DVDs promise, I have to say, I've found that for most things I'm happy with VCDs. (Not even SVCDsjust normal old VCDs.) They take 3 hour
I had rewritten one of the drivers once and studied it thoroughly. If I
remember correctly, from the device driver's view of memory, you can make
non-contiguous portions of physical memory appear as contiguous with VM.
When I read the book on the Linux Kernel (I was at 2.2 at the time) there
were 3
Hey John,
On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 01:33, John Ribera wrote:
> I had rewritten one of the drivers once and studied it thoroughly. If I
> remember correctly, from the device driver's view of memory, you can make
> non-contiguous portions of physical memory appear as contiguous with VM.
> When I read t
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