Ronald S. Bultje wrote:
On Tue, 2004-10-12 at 03:45, Casper Koshinsky wrote:Thanks for pointing out this option that I had missed. It also turned out that my captures were better than I thought: the editor I was using made it look like there were dropped frames between clips where, in fact, there were not.
'lavrec -f a -i n -a 0 -q 100 -d 1 -t 3600 -w 1hrfilm.avi'
but it loses a dozen or so frames each time it opens a new file (using the %nnd numbering feature).
Did you try using the --file-flush option?
Ronald
So the quicktime problem remains, but it irrelevant for me since I can just write to multiple avi's as you show. 'lavrec' captures as well as is physically possible from this tape, and it worked better in raw capture for me than the WinXP software that came with the card (1/3 dropped frames).
Thanks again! - C
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