Do you have the drivers installed and working yet? Some of the Pinnacle
cards (DV300 I know) use Adaptec 5800 chip, which we dropped support
for.
See http://linux1394.sourceforge.net/links.html
There are not a lot of choices under Linux, and I believe we have listed
all of the worthwhile ones. In addition to dvgrab, Kino, and Broadcast
2000, you can split a video into frames and batch process them with
GIMP. Kino is for editing and preserving the quality of video. Broadcast
is for creating compressed MPEGs.
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Ken Weingold wrote:
>
> Hi, I just joined this list. I have run Linux on and off since about
> 1995, but the past few years have been running NT more often than
> anything. Since I recently got a DV camera and want to run it through
> the Pinnacle Studio DV card I got, I had three choices. Install Win98
> over the Win95 partition I have and reboot when I need to use it,
> install Win2k over NT since it supports firewire, or start running
> Linux again. Linux has come a long way since I was using it and I
> really want to get back into it anyway, plus I was excited to see your
> project. So, I will be trying this out soon.
>
> I am running Debian 2.2r2. What software are you guys using for this?
> I want to be able to make video files (probably mpeg) out of parts of
> DV tapes.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Ken
>
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