Nicolas, Thanks for the suggestion. This is new news to me!
I'm no hdwr expert (if so, I wouldn't be asking), but I tried to follow up your comment. 1. I don't see any 'fw' in /dev. Were you abbreviating for '/dev/firewire'? But I don't see /dev/firewire, either. 2. When installing the ATrpms hack (per the recommendations), I blacklisted firewire_ohci and firewire_core; so I wouldn't expect to see an entry for /dev/firewire. Can you please point me to any other details about '...dvgrab will work nicely since Fedora 8 at least"? From what I've read, that comes as a surprise. (I've given up on exporting to 1394 from Cinelerra. Nevertheless, it would be nice to get rid of the ATrpms hack, just for configuration management integrity.) Thanks again! On 2008-12-03 22:28, Nicolas Chauvet wrote: > 2008/11/21 john detwiler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Is there any experience with "real time" output from Cinelerra via > > raw1394? > > > > I'd like to use my camcorder as an interface device, to view Cinelerra's > > "compositor" output on an NTSC television display. That is, instead of > > rendering from Cinelerra to foo.dv, and then exporting foo.dv thru, say, > > Kino to my camcorder, I would like to use the camcorder/television chain > > as a second 'head' for my workstation. > > > > What does work, in my hands: > > 1. I use the ATrtms hack for raw1394. > Here I stop. > Are you really sure you still need this hack? > Because most of the time, this hack can be solved by using the > appropriate perms on /dev/fw > > I don't say, cinelerra-cv (of other software) will work with it. But > they should since dvgrab will work nicely since Fedora 8 at least. > > Nicolas (kwizart) > > _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
