> > I suspect this video file is not in good health. > Framerate is OK but Cinelerra can't play it back correctly (and strongly > complains). > I can reproduce what you say: some frames are missing. >
No doubt the capture method isn't the best (that ffmpeg I sent earlier). I've seen how to capture in cinelerra, and the "raw" video capture drops frames big time, I guess the disk just can't keep up. When I switched to a compressed method I got the video slanting problem - can send you a screen shot if you want. What's the "best" way for me to record the screen and audio in linux? Thanks again for all your help. I think you should check the health of your original capture file, the one > you used to create this MJPEG file. > How do you check the health of a capture file? I've always thought if it played it was good.
