Re: dvgrab-0.81 testing results
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From: Bernhard S. <bs...@gm...> - 2000-06-02 22:28:26
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Hi Simon. On Fri, 2 Jun 2000, Simon Vogl wrote: > Hi Bernhard, > > Is it possible that your AVI gets scattered around the DOS partition by the Linux > vfat code? This could cause the described effect - On the first run, the cache is > filled, but delays from long seeks cause playback problems. On the next runs, most > of it is in RAM, jand the delays go away... Well it is a dedicated video partition formatted as vfat which was nearly empty as I recorded the AVIs. The interesting thing is that the same AVI (I didn't move it on the partition) played without problems under Win98 (with the MS decompressor). So I think it's either a problem with the IDE-Driver for the Irongate chipset under w2k or a DVSoft problem or whatever else. But moving a windows recorded type-2 AVI to the vfat partition the AVI can be played back without any problems under w2k. Moving the original dvgrab AVIs to a ntfs partition the type-1 files plays without problems but the type-2 frame still looses some frames. But this meight be caused by the wrong sound settings in the header of the dvgrab-0.81 AVIs. I'll test it again with dvgrab-0.82 this weekend. Greetings Bernhard |