RE: dvgrab
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From: Bryan S. <ar...@ve...> - 2000-04-13 18:59:27
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Ok, I tried both even though it's supposed to be ntsc. Neither worked. --ntsc did the same thing as without specifying anything. --pal had a lot of Xs when running dvgrab, which was to be expected. I didn't get a screen shot, but the movie scrolled upwards pretty quickly and I could make out any of the video. With --ntsc it was all boxy just like before, and just like before each box was always rendering the same portion of the video, just in the wrong place. Some things I've noticed though. The outputted avi shows up as being 360x240 in the properties section of media player instead of 720x480 like I though it would. Each rectangle appears to be 32x8 if it was in 720x480 mode, and I remember in some documentation that I was reading that that size is special for DV stuff. Bryan On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Arne Schirmacher wrote: > did you use the --pal or --ntsc parameter, depending of the type of your camera? > > Arne > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bryan Stillwell > Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 10:10 PM > To: Arne Schirmacher > Cc: lin...@li... > Subject: RE: dvgrab > > Nope, neither Microsoft Media Player or ULead VideoStudio worked. They > both in fact created the same screwed up picture. The movie plays, but > the picture is screwed and audio is just a hiss. > > Go to http://www.verinet.com/~arcane/screwedup.jpg to see what the picture > looks like. You can definately tell that it's rendering some parts > correctly, but they're in weird places... > > It might have something to do with when I compiled everything. I ran into > a problem compiling dvgrab and had to update a few libraries. The > standard compiler in Debian now is egcs based, and for me it dies of an > internal compiler error when compiling the kernel. I was using the older > compiler, but I think dvgrab required g++ so I had to install the latest > stuff. > |