Thanks John, Indeed kino was not running (I capture using dvgrab directly).
I did manage to solve most of my issues. Switching to X11-opengl, and switching to ALSA (rather than OSS) with "stop playback locks up" checked. I also turned off "play every frame" I also switched to nearest neighbour scaling. Now I get around 25-30fps. Also I get a hundreds (maybe thousands) of libdv? messages in the console: asf 00:00:00.00 2000-00-00 00:00:00 72 77 08 16 1/36 # audio block/sample failure for 0 blocks, 24 samples of 1601 This seems to happen to all the DV files I have. I tried both DV1 and DV2. I think the major issue is that I am working with large DV files (10GB) and splicing from a single file for a project. I did this so that I could recapture the whole tape in HDV and simply replace the footage to make an HDV version. Is the best approach to use dvgrab's autosplit with size 0 so that there are different files for each take? Is the placement of the autosplitting likely to change in the future? It may be years before I capture as HDV. I tried running oprofile on cinelerra but realized there are no symbols, I got stuck compiling from git when ./configure failed due to not finding install-sh or install.sh in ./ ./.. ./../.. If the problem is in the libdv decoder its odd that mplayer plays the raw footage fine, no decoder messages (maybe they are hidden). Thanks to the folks on #cinelerra, cehteh in particular, for the help. .b. > This (above) sounds like the behavior that I see when I've left the dv file > open in Kino at the same time (usually in a different workspace) _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
