Hello,
I have a script to convert JPEG-files from a digital-photo-camera to
MVI-files(mpeg2) to wiew them on my settopbox(Dreambox500) using:
jpeg2yuv -v0 -f25 -n1 -Ip -j.jpg |
yuvscaler -v0 -OSIZE_720x576 2> /dev/null |
mpeg2enc -v0 -a2 -np --cbr -b1 -D8 -f3 -o .mvi
from mjpeg-tools
Op Ma, 12 maart, 2007 10:16 am schreef [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> jpeg2yuv -v0 -f25 -n1 -Ip -j.jpg | yuvscaler -v0 -OSIZE_720x576 2>
> /dev/null |
> mpeg2enc -v0 -a2 -np --cbr -b1 -D8 -f3 -o .mvi
>
> from mjpeg-tools
>
> It works fine only for about one out of 5 pictures I got an errormessage
> like
Hello Gert,
thank You for the fast answer, that might really be my problem, most of my
fotos come from a 3.4megapixel-camera which produces JPEGS arround 1MB
depending on the contets of the picture probably the pictures which drop out
are just too big.
Does mjpegtools contain a tool to resize
Hello,
I use mjpegtools to convert JPEGS from a digital-photo-camera to MPEG2s to view
them on my settopbox(Dreambox500).
Iuse:
jpeg2yuv -v0 -f25 -n1 -Ip -j.jpg |
yuvscaler -v0 -OSIZE_720x576 2> /dev/null |
mpeg2enc -v0 -a2 -np --cbr -b1 -D8 -f3 -o .mvi
now I would like to maintain teh
Hi Sebastian,
On Mar 9, 2007, at 8:43 AM, Sebastian Hartman wrote:
> I'm getting "no queues buffered" constantly when
> trying to select() from the file descriptor with the
> zoran drivers in Linux 2.6.18.
So let's start with the obvious: did you queue a buffer? Please offer
some source code.
Hi Cristian,
djpeg and ppmtoy4m can be used as an alternative for jpeg2yuv:
djpeg 20070225_2710.JPG | ppmtoy4m -r -n 200 -F 25:1 | y4mscaler -I
sar=1:1 -O preset=DVD -O infer=PRESERVE_X -O infer=EXACT | mpeg2enc -f
8 -o photo2.m2v
Gert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Gert,
>
> thank Yo
> I use mjpegtools to convert JPEGS from a digital-photo-camera to MPEG2s to
> view them on my settopbox(Dreambox500).
>
> Iuse:
> jpeg2yuv -v0 -f25 -n1 -Ip -j.jpg |
> yuvscaler -v0 -OSIZE_720x576 2> /dev/null |
> mpeg2enc -v0 -a2 -np --cbr -b1 -D8 -f3 -o .mvi
>
> now I would like to main
Steven M. Schultz wrote:
> On Sun, 11 Mar 2007, Andrea Giuliano wrote:
>
>> At last I bought it, brand new, just the model is CT2, not CT200, but
>> many people told me they are actually the same item.
>
> The CT200 is an upgraded CT2. CT200 has a couple more "enhancement"
> m
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007, Andrea Giuliano wrote:
> It sounds as a good idea, but can you explain what a "stepdown
> transformer" is? I guess a "transformer" is an equipment that converts
> an alternate current from a voltage to another
Precisely.
> frequency, and I don't know if that's t
Hi,
Andrea Giuliano schrieb:
> Could it really be this the cause of the problem? It seems questionable
> to me, because the adapter actually produces a 7.5 volt direct current.
> Indeed, it could do that not very well, the current may be not so
> "direct" as CT2 requires, I don't know.
>
Thi
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