Hey, > compiles with avifile (current cvs), gcc-3.2 > > run with kernel 2.4.18, normal bttv drivers > > I made only a 30sec test with xvid, but that worked fine. > Great, thanks for testing.
> > Does anyone actually still use vcr, by the way? I noticed (and figured) > > there'd be tons of other software by now which do the same thing and > > more.. > > I had a short look at vcr source, it's basically like avirec, just a bit > different? > Err.. it's basically an old version of qtvidcap's capture code with a command line interface stuck to it. So it's not such a small coincidence :) There was no command line interface back then. I had great things planned for it though, but somehow "it works for me" stifled all further development. > if(a.starttime) > ch.timestamp=double(ct-a.starttime)/(freq*1000.); > // ch.timestamp=to_float(ct, a.starttime); > else > ch.timestamp=-1; > > You're not calculating a timestamp-shift...? > So far I never noticed a time delay, nor did anyone complain about it. > But you're doing also some things different there, so I don't know exactly. > I didn't change much from the original (qtvidcap) source, except for a bit of documentation (sorry ;) and a few minor changes. I didn't keep up with the qtvidcap source either, though. "It works for me" certainly applied again ;) I'll add the timeshifting bit though, that seems worth adding. > another one who probably uses cron or at to 'record on timer' ;-) > What more does a man need but a few simple command line unix tools ? :) Bram -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.stack.nl/%7Ebrama/ /(bb|[^b]{2})/ _______________________________________________ Avifile mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://prak.org/mailman/listinfo/avifile
