Thanks Paul.
can you send your
VCR_CMD for reference? mencoder freezes on me when I
do:
mencoder -tv
on:driver-v4l:input=0:norm=NTSC:channel=2:width=320:height=240:device=dev/video0:adevice=/dev/dsp2:vbitrate=1200
-oac mp3lame -lameopts br=128:cbr:mode=3 --ffourcc divx -o
/home/mary/test.avi
If I take out the
audio device from the above, it will record video but no sound. btaudio
loaded fine.
my "aumix -d
/dev/mixer1 -q" gives
line1 0, 0,
P
line2 0, 0,
R
line3 0, 0,
P
Is this
bad?
dmesg
reports btaudio on /dev/dsp2 for digital, dev/dsp3 for analog, and
mixer1.
not sure what to try
next ... I'm so close, any help is appreciated!
thanks,
Mary
Mary
>Hi Mick
>The module wouldn't load if there was no btaudio card available. Also it
>doesn't just pass the sound to the soundcard (in fact you don't even
>need a soundcard to use it) - it provides it's own specific device you
>can record from. I find it a lot preferable to a pass-thru cable
>especially for sync issues.
>
>Mary, I'm just using the 'aumix' with my bt audio - using the -d flag to
>specify 'mixer1' which appears when I load the btaudio module:
>kylie root # aumix -d /dev/mixer1 -q
>line1 0, 0, P
>line2 0, 0, P
>line3 20, 20, R
>Cheers
>Paul
Mick wrote:
>Are you sure your card is btaudio capable? btaudio is when the sound is
>passed via the pci bus tot he sound card. You might be better off
>trying to get it working with the passthough to the line in of your
>sound card..
>
>Is there a Makefile file in the mentioned directory? If modprobe
>doesn't find it, it wasn't copied across the you ran make install, or if
>running 2.6, was't made at all..
>
>Mick
>On Wed, 2004-04-21 at 10:04, Mary Strimel wrote:
>
>
>>hi,
>>I have mandrake 9.2 for amd64. after some effort I'm finally able to
>>record video, now working on the sound ...
>>after reading the wiki I loaded bttvaudio successfully by typing
>>"modprobe btaudio." now I need to load the tvmixer module. there is
>>a file called tvmixer.c located in
>>/usr/src/linux-2.4.22-25/mdk/drivers/media/video ... but when I do
>>"modprobe tvmixer" it reports "module not found."
>>thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>>Mary
>>
>The module wouldn't load if there was no btaudio card available. Also it
>doesn't just pass the sound to the soundcard (in fact you don't even
>need a soundcard to use it) - it provides it's own specific device you
>can record from. I find it a lot preferable to a pass-thru cable
>especially for sync issues.
>
>Mary, I'm just using the 'aumix' with my bt audio - using the -d flag to
>specify 'mixer1' which appears when I load the btaudio module:
>kylie root # aumix -d /dev/mixer1 -q
>line1 0, 0, P
>line2 0, 0, P
>line3 20, 20, R
>Cheers
>Paul
Mick wrote:
>Are you sure your card is btaudio capable? btaudio is when the sound is
>passed via the pci bus tot he sound card. You might be better off
>trying to get it working with the passthough to the line in of your
>sound card..
>
>Is there a Makefile file in the mentioned directory? If modprobe
>doesn't find it, it wasn't copied across the you ran make install, or if
>running 2.6, was't made at all..
>
>Mick
>On Wed, 2004-04-21 at 10:04, Mary Strimel wrote:
>
>
>>hi,
>>I have mandrake 9.2 for amd64. after some effort I'm finally able to
>>record video, now working on the sound ...
>>after reading the wiki I loaded bttvaudio successfully by typing
>>"modprobe btaudio." now I need to load the tvmixer module. there is
>>a file called tvmixer.c located in
>>/usr/src/linux-2.4.22-25/mdk/drivers/media/video ... but when I do
>>"modprobe tvmixer" it reports "module not found."
>>thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>>Mary
>>
