2009. 11. 19, csütörtök keltezéssel 14.33-kor Tony Ross ezt írta: > Ben Bronk quoted and wrote: >
> >> If anyone has a better solution for watching the /dev/video[01] > >> stream while it's being saved to disk I would be very grateful to > >> hear from you, even though it's somewhat off-topic in the ivtv-users > >> list. > > > > cat /dev/video0 | tee <output file> | mplayer - > > > > where <output file> is the file you want to record to. Seems to work > > ok w/ my PVR-500. > > Yes, thank you, of course that works, yet it has similar limitations as > MythTV, albeit without the complexities ... the recording doesn't start > until the video is visible and vice-wersa. > > What I'd like is to be able to do is watch the video stream and start/stop > recording to disk whenever desired. That way I can avoid lengthy dead space > prior to the start of the actual video, and stop it whenever desired, sort > of a real-time stream extraction to disk. > If you don't mind to use VLC instead of MPlayer, you can watch your stream and record/dump it to disk whenever you want with a hotkey combination (Shift+R for recording, Shift+D for dumping). I don't know if the second time you record during a session the file will be overwritten or a new file will be created instead, as on the computer I'm currently working with there is no video grabber. Levente _______________________________________________ ivtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://ivtvdriver.org/mailman/listinfo/ivtv-users
