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Frame buffer overrun: (during restore)

  1. 2003-12-19 08:14:52 UTC
    Aarrrgh (Hello),

    I've been messing with dvbackup (0.0.4) for a few weeks and can't get a restore to work. I'm running RH9 with firewire support (ohci1394, video1394, raw1394, dv1394, etc.) and a Sharp (VL-NZ100) DV camera (NTSC).

    dvgrab works flawlessly. I can successfully capture video from the camera.

    I managed to create a backup with the following command.
    %find . | cpio -o -H crc | dvbackup -n --prefix=125 | dvconnect -s -b 500 --video-1394-version=2 --syt-offset=14000 --cip-n-ntsc=2436 --cip-d-ntsc=38400
    The data streams to the camera and I get the Penguin graphic (on the camera). Everything appears to be working. But when I try to test, or restore the data I get "Frame buffer overrun: Frame discarded!" from dvconnect.

    My test command...
    %dvconnect | dvbackup -t

    My restore command...
    %dvconnect | dvbackup -d | cpio -imV
    ...I also tried the "--" options above (--cip..., --syt..., etc.)


    Out of frustration, I tried bypassing dvconnect by dumping the data to my hard drive with dvgrab.
    %dvgrab --format raw temp.dv

    Then streaming this file (temp.dv) to dvbackup (and cpio).
    %cat test.dv | dvbackup -d -v | cpio -hmV

    Surprisingly it works! Except for the fact that dvgrab won't capture raw data past 2GB (and I have to spool 2GB to my hard drive before decoding it with dvbackup).

    So... what am I doing wrong with dvconnect? How can dvconnect stream *to* the DV camera, but not stream *from* it?

    Again, I'm using an NTSC camera (I couldn't find the NTSC patch from 8/28/01).

    Thanks,

    Mario
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