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From: Sergio R. <sr...@ya...> - 2004-07-13 20:13:59
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Hi, I'm smashing my head against these problems. I'm trying to capture dv data from a camera. Using the stock libdv that comes with the distro I'm using (SUSE 9.1 and libdv version 0.101-43, guess that would be 1.01 built 43) I noticed the video seems very unstable. At time it turns to its negative form or to a sepia color, at times it shakes or do some zomming in-out at its own will, at times it changes its aspect ratio, at times it superimposes frames taken among several seconds (like doing a fade in fade out). Assumed it has something to do with newer versions of libdv so I uninstalled that stock version and installed the 1.02 one. After the ./configure; make and make install everything seemed to be OK, no complains at all. But whenever I try to use dvconnect it does nothing. And I mean nothing. Even trying 'dvconnect --version' does nothing. The program just exits. I see no core dumps or segmentation faults, and now I'm completely lost. playdv does something similar. If I use playdv ExampleFile.dv, it plays the file, but if I use 'playdv --version' it exits with the message "open:: No such file or directory". I know I must be doing something incredibly stupid, but I can't figure out what. Also, is that kind of unstableness with the video common? What could be its source? After trying a lot of things I installed the demo version of the MainActor suite for video editing and it exhibits the same video stabilities issues. Guess it doesn't use the libdv library, so this must be coming in from another source. Any ideas? Thanks, Sergio Roysen Buenos Aires Argentina. |