Re: dvgrab
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From: Bryan S. <ar...@ve...> - 2000-04-11 19:55:08
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On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Timothy M. Shead wrote: > I'm curious what set of parameters you used with dvgrab ... I have a PCILynx > card, 2.3.99-pre3 kernel, and a Canon XL-1, and I haven't been able to grab > anything - I'm able to successfully control the camera through my SDPAVC > library, but not so much as a "peep" of isochronous data. I just ran it as `./dvgrab --frames 300 test`. I'll have to check out your SDPAVC library, just saw the link on the sourceforge page. :) > Also, another good solution for viewing AVIs under Windoze without a reboot > is VMWare ... it's proprietary software ($99 for non-commercial use), but > works like a charm - it allows you to run any flavor of DOS/Windows in an X > window, using a virtual filesystem (no more partitioning!). vmware is a pretty cool program, but I only rebooted once into windows to see if the avi played at all and then started looking for a linux solution. I'll try and get some screenshots of what mediaplayer is doing under windows tonight, but it does look like the data is there just jumbled up a little. (I can make out people's faces at least) > Us XL-1 guys gotta stick together ... :) No doubt! :) One thing that also might be helpful is I'm running the latest unstable version of Debian. Here's some version numbers for you: gcc --version: 2.95.2 ld --version: 2.9.5 c++ --version: 2.95.2 cpp --version: 2.95.2 Bryan |