Mike you could use vloopback as well. It's part of "motion" http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Motion/VideoFourLinuxLoopbackDevice cheers E
On 25/05/10 13:23, Mike Morris wrote: > On Mon, 2010-05-24 at 11:30 +0200, [email protected] wrote: > >> I thik that your camera needs Video4linux2. If there is no selection >> of Video4Linux2 in Preferences->Recording >> you need to reconfigure and recompile cinelerra. >> >> There is a bug in detection of Video4linux2. Attatched patch fixies >> configure.in. After patching run ./autogen.sh and then >> ordinary ./configure;make >> > > Thank you very much for this information/patch - my cinelerra indeed > has only "Video4Linux" option, not a v2 option. > > Compiling is a bit scary for me, as I installed from a repo via > synaptic. I don't understand how a manual compile & install would > interact with the automatic install... on my last box, things got > *very* messed up. > > If I decide to brave the compilation, I suppose I should use synaptic > to completely uninstall, and then compile the source? > > PS: Is it possible that "cinecutie" has this fix (v4l2) incorporated > in it? I've been curious about cinecutie, but haven't done it because > it's not clear to me if this version conflicts with others, and what > benefits it brings, etc. Any input appreciated :-) > > Thanks for listening, > > Mike
