Benjamin Zores wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> I'm pretty new to this list so excuse me if questions have already been asked 
> for.
> I'm an MPlayer developer and I recently did a few work to support ivtv cards 
> under our player.
> 
> First thing was a new pvr:// input that should be able to use V4L2/IVTV 
> ioctl()
> to read from ivtv cards with no more needs to ivtvctl (at least for most 
> common options).
> 
> Anyhow, i'm currently working on a video output driver.
> I based my work on the old patch for MPlayer 1.0pre7 that was in misc/ from 
> your SVN.
> It's now nearly integrated but i still have a few issues.
> 
> 1. Does ivtv cards have audio output or just video (tv-out) ?
> 

Yes, it has audio output. I use this to play back recorded mpeg-streams 
directly to my tv through a player built in to myth tv.

In order to play other videos, I can use mplayer, which displays on an 
X-server that runs on the framebuffer of the pvr-card. Unfortunately 
there is no way to get audio this way.

Thanks to your work, this problem would now be solved.

Unfortunately I cannot answer your remaining questions.



> Currently i'm sending MPEG-PES video data to the card but i wanted to know if 
> i can do the same
> for MPEG-PES audio data.
> 
> 2. I do have a problem with decoder filling.
> 
> It seems from my tests that the decode needs something like 80 MPEG frames 
> before being
> able to display a single picture. As a result, MPlayer renders a stream with 
> desyncronized A-V.
>>From MPlayer view, audio  and video packets are synced but the problem is 
>>that audio packets are played immediately when decoded while video packets 
>>are displayed with a 80 frames delay.
> 
> Is there then a way for ivtv decoder to start displaying received frames 
> immediately ?
> Otherwise, is there any way to known the exact moment where buffer gets filled
> (and so, the exact time where pictures will be displayed) in order to delay 
> audio packets
> from the same amount of time.
> 
> 3. Is there some place where all of the IVTV ioctl() are described ? 
> (something more than just ivtv.h)
> 
> Ben
> 


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Wilfried Philips
Ghent University - TELIN (Telecommunications and Information Processing)
http://telin.UGent.be/~philips

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