I was able to build version 0.4.1 successfully on Linux 2.6.15
(gcc 4.0.0), however, when extracting frames, the sample programs
produced corrupted images with large blocks of black or green colors.
A small portion (less than 50%) of each frame was correct.
I also tested it on a Windows XP machine
"David J. Liu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was able to build version 0.4.1 successfully on Linux 2.6.15
> (gcc 4.0.0), however, when extracting frames, the sample programs
> produced corrupted images with large blocks of black or green colors.
> A small portion (less than 50%) of each frame wa
The video is a short segment (2 MB) with a few hundred frames.
http://www.vimatechnologies.com/download/test.mpg
How can I find out whether a file needs to be demultiplexed?
The attached image (converted to JPEG to save space) is a
typical frame exported by a sample program.
Thanks.
Måns Rullg
"David J. Liu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The video is a short segment (2 MB) with a few hundred frames.
> http://www.vimatechnologies.com/download/test.mpg
> How can I find out whether a file needs to be demultiplexed?
Use the "file" command:
$ file test.mpg
test.mpg: MPEG sequence, v1, sys
