Op zo, 04-02-2007 te 16:34 -0500, schreef Kevin Brosius: > On 2007-02-04 21:40, Richard Rasker wrote: > > > > *: 'Uncompressed' Quicktime and AVI don't appear to be single, > > well-defined formats either, but seem to be available in a number of > > variations. The more I get to know about video editing and video > > formats, the more I find it a miracle that it works at all ... > > Quicktime is a package. It contains material using a video codec and an > audio codec (usually.) This sounds like a question for the RealProducer > people. Do they have a forum or mailing list?
Not that I could find. > Get some sample video that works from them and then you/we will have a > chance at finding out what is wrong. I submitted a support question, in which I asked for sample video files, among other things. I'll get back here as soon as I have something useful. > > > Can't RP use mpeg2 as input? > > > > Not the Linux version. See > > http://www.realnetworks.com/products/producer/specifications.html > > Well, "Uncompressed AVI, uncompressed MOV, uncompressed WAV" is a pretty > small list. > > Qt/Linux/DV is not an uncompressed format. DV is a compression codec. > > And then: > > "Supported Input Color Formats*" > > "YUV12 (a.k.a. I420*); RGB 15, 16, 24, 32^2; BGR 15, 16, 24, 32" > > > You might have a shot with QT/Linux and one of 'YUV 4:2:0 Planar' or > 'Uncompressed RGB' in Cin. Already tried these both, but to no avail. BTW, "Two's complement" is a good choice for uncompressed audio in Qt4L, isn't it? > But I'm not sure if QT/Linux will pass for 'Uncompressed MOV' as RP wants. I'm under the impression that it's not what RP accepts. I also tried both DV AVI types (1 and 2) as imported directly by Kino - but no go there either. Which is kind of daft, because that means that RP for Linux accepts none of the video formats generally used in Linux, making it completely useless. > If not, you might be able to get something usable with the YUV4MPEG > Stream piped to a suitable converter. I hope the people from Real come up with a good suggestion, as I have no idea whatsoever what might be a "suitable converter" ... Anyway, thanks a lot for your suggestions already; I guess I'll wait and see what Real tells me. Regards, Richard Rasker _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
