Sandeep, First, you need to make sure the vga2usb card is plugged in, and then verify that the drivers are loaded. To do this use the lsmod command and look for the vga2usb drivers. If they appear then the driver is loaded.
By default, the device will appear in /dev as /dev/video0 (if it is the only video device you have connected). Check your /dev directory to see if such a device /dev/video* exists. using v4l-info on the video device, verify that it is the vga2usb device. If the device is a vga2usb device, reconfigure your capture agent (/opt/matterhorn/felix/conf/services/org.opencastproject.capture.impl.ConfigurationManager.properties) by default. Change the device source to /dev/video* and try a recording again. Micah On Mar 15, 2011, at 1:53 PM, Sandeep Tamrakar wrote: > Hello all, > > When I scheduled the capture, it would just say, "failed : Failed to start > capture" > I checked the log file and figured out there was something to do with Epiphan. > Now I have no idea what is wrong with Epiphan but it says "Unexpected > jv4linfo exception: No such file or directory for /dev/epiphan_vga2usb" > > I checked the /dev folder but could not find epiphan_vga2usb folder. How am I > supposed to get it in /dev folder. > > Regards, > Sandeep Tamrakar > A&M - Commerce > _______________________________________________ > Matterhorn-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users Micah Sutton Developer [email protected] 472-1899
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