I am not sure if this could be the problem - my processor is an AMD Athlon 1900+
BTW - Do you know of any other programs that could record TV in Divx or MPEG 2? - I have tried dvr - but that gives the same segmentation fault because it relies on Avifile..... Thanks again. On Tuesday 15 October 2002 11:18, Jan Ekholm wrote: > On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, David and Andy wrote: > >Hello: > > > >I would greatly appreciate anyone's help on this matter - I am quite > >sure now that it is an avifile error, having pretty much exhausted all > >other possibilities (I think?) > > > >For the past two weeks, I have been trying to get VCR to run on my Suse > >7.3 box. I have tried three installations all with the same results - > >VCR-1.05 and VCR-1.08 with Avifile-0.53, and VCR 1.09-3 with Avifile > >0.7.0 with its specific Divx, Lame, Win32 and Xvid plugins installed. > > > >In each case, VCR seems to begin running - finds the proper codecs, > >locates the vcrrc file, finds the channel, begins to play audio (but no > >video), begins to record, then says "entering loop" followed immediately > >by the "segmentation fault". > > For me VCR dies in approximately the same lcoation, but with an "Illegal > instruction". This I think is caused by avifile trying to use SSE/SSE2 on > for a CPU that does not support those extensions (a C3 CPU). Somehow the > CPU-identification code thinks that SSE/SSE2 is ok to use -> *poff*. > > Could this also be your problem? > > Chakie _______________________________________________ Avifile mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://prak.org/mailman/listinfo/avifile
