On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 21:53:58 -0400 (EDT) steve tell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> The phenomenon appears and disappeares at random positions of the avi
> and stays
>> for a sequence of frames (sometimes seconds or minutes). When I
> recapture the
>> movie the changes (problem on/off)
I am trying to get a dc-30 working on openbsd. The card is detected, but
I can't figure out how I configure it.
Here is a dmesg output:
"Zoran TV" rev 0x01 at pci0 dev 11 function 0 not configured
When I try to access /dev/bktr0 I get an error device not configured
(not a big surprise).
Does a
I am converting aac to mp2 with this command:
faad -w -d s2.aac | mp2enc -b 192 -r 44100 -o s2.mp2
But I am getting "Error: Maximum number of bitstream elements exceeded".
Is this something to worry about?
Thanks,
Delio
output from command:
s2.aac file info:
ADTS, 5040.469 se
Hallo
> I am trying to get a dc-30 working on openbsd. The card is detected, but
> I can't figure out how I configure it.
Which DC-30, there are several types ? DC30, DC30Plus, and with 2
different kind's of Video decoder, the vpx* IC work the mse does not.
Which driver do you use ?
> Here is a
Hallo
> I've been using mpeg2enc to make video cds for a couple years now, with
> great success. I just got a DVD recorder last week, and decided to try my
> hand at authoring a DVD. Unfortunately, my first DVD seems to have some
> sort of video interlace problem.
What source material did you use
Hallo
> I am converting aac to mp2 with this command:
> faad -w -d s2.aac | mp2enc -b 192 -r 44100 -o s2.mp2
Could you pleas split you command and generate first the wav file, and
than feed the wave file to mp2enc:
faad -w -d s2.aac >file.wav
cat file.wav | mp2enc -b 192 -r 44100 -o s2.mp2
> But
Which DC-30, there are several types ? DC30, DC30Plus, and with 2
different kind's of Video decoder, the vpx* IC work the mse does not.
Which driver do you use ?
I have the DC30 (under Linux known as card number 3). With Linux the
card worked perfect.
If you can load the driver with modprobe
Hi,
On Fri, 21 Apr 2006 11:07:20 +0200, Rob van Dam wrote:
> I am trying to get a dc-30 working on openbsd. The card is detected, but
> I can't figure out how I configure it.
The card is not supported under openBSD. You'd need to either port the
Linux driver yourself or write a new one (since the
