Thanks Andy! > Thanks for the investigation. BTW, what tools are you using to analyze > the video?
Just frame by frame using MythTV's built in video edit function. > >> It affects both cards on S-video. Don't know if it applies to over the >> air because I have no over the air inputs yet - will work on it >> tomorrow. Can't tell if it is the card, or the software. It only affects the S-video input. It seems to affect it the same when recording from S-video on both cards simultaneously. No better, no worse. So 67 frames whether one or both are recording S-video. It DOES NOT seem to exhibit the problem recording or viewing analog cable on either card. And if you record S-video on one card, and cable TV on the other, the problem exists in the S-video recording and not in the cable recording. I plugged the s-video into a DVD-R unit and it shows smooth (just to rule out the feed.) Also, the problem is very apperant with a lot of motion, but most of the recordings are speeches at podiums, so you don't really notice much. Audio is fine. > Mplayer can do buffered playback, so presentation is smoother: > > $ mplayer /dev/video0 -cache 8192 When I pipe it directly into mplayer, it exhibits the same problem with S-video. Still fine with analog cable input. > I know what has to be done. I'm working the problem. I'll announce > when I have something worth testing. Good man (or woman)! I'll be glad to assist with testing beta drivers. The unit isn't in production yet, so I can mess with it and break it to my heart's content - and nuke and reinstall if necessary. _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
