Hi,
I'm trying to get the Buz driver loaded on Red Hat 8.0.
I downloaded the source from the driver-zoran directory,
updated the tag to ZORAN_VIDEODEV_2, and compiled.
The compile worked fine, some warnings like:
#warning Using temporary hack for missing I2C adapter-ID for zr36067
make install
Hey,
On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 20:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once I have used the video encoding or decoding functions of my iomega buz
card, I cannot use the card again. If I do, the computer stops responding
to keyboard and mouse input. I don't have another machine to try
telnetting via a
Hi Selva,
You've got me worried now! Just when I thought I had a handle on this
process...
No, my source material is not exactly 24, it's from an ntsc DVD and it's
23.9 something - i thought that the target rate to shoot for was 29.9
something as well! Aren't these fairly common values?
If I
Hi, all,
Sorry for the extended delay. y4mscaler v0.4.0 source and x86 binaries
are now available, at the usual spot:
http://www.mir.com/DMG/Software/y4mscaler.html
The delay was because I was planning to put up a good clear demonstration of
the benefits of using smil2yuv and
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Once I have used the video encoding or decoding functions of my iomega buz
card, I cannot use the card again. If I do, the computer stops responding
to keyboard and mouse input. I don't have another machine to try
telnetting via a serial port,
The binary works fine, but when compiling I get:
...
Is DBG a standard function or macro that I don't seem to have, or is
the definition missing in the source?
Also, there is no y4m-config.h in the src directory, so I grabbed it
from 0.3.0.
Yah, I screwed up, and forgot to package
Could someone explain exactly when and where the NTSC setup (Y'+16)
should be added?
The +16 is not NTSC setup. It is simply footroom in the Y'CbCr encoding
scheme for digital pixel data. NTSC setup is part of the spec for *analog*
transmission.
This much I think I know:
For NTSC DV,
Hi -
From: Matto Marjanovic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Except the Japanese, I guess, since Japanese NTSC uses 0v setup (i.e. none).
True. I don't think the unit of measure is 'v' though - isn't it a
percentage or dimensionless quanity (7.5 IRE in the US).
I believe there is a
On 1 Mar 2003, Davros wrote:
Hi Selva,
You've got me worried now! Just when I thought I had a handle on this
process...
No, my source material is not exactly 24, it's from an ntsc DVD and it's
23.9 something - i thought that the target rate to shoot for was 29.9
something as well!
Hi!
From: Matto Marjanovic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The delay was because I was planning to put up a good clear demonstration of
the benefits of using smil2yuv and y4mscaler in 4:1:1 mode to handle NTSC
DV video...
Anyhow, it certainly doesn't make anything *worse*. If anyone (Steve?) wants
just dl'd the cvs driver per the recent instructions...
is the DC30 at all usable with this? I've got one lying about, and if
it'll work I'll use it (might even be convinced to be a test subject...)
input?
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Trying to compile mjpegtools-1.6.1
configure looks OK - it's at bottom hereto
make fails with a bunch of movtar errors - see below.
libmovtar is in /tmp/BUZ/libmovtar-0.1.3 I thought by doing
./configure --with-jpeg-mmx=/tmp/BUZ/jpeg-mmx
--with-movtar-prefix=/tmp/BUZ/libmovtar-0.1.3
I am
Thanks Selva, Good to hear...but...
I finished the encode with said parms and proceeded to mplex the streams
together. I let them go until they reached about 40 megs then stopped
them to see how the sync was. It sucked, but I used trial and error,
and finally -O 2700 seemed to line the audio up
I understand that the lowest legal Y' value is 16. I assume it comes
right off my camera in the range 16-235? But the libdv and kino
Yep -- off the camera in 16-235 range.
documentation led me to believe that to get the same brightness on a
computer monitor as I would get playing back from
NTSC Setup/Pedestal
===
The decoder's add_ntsc_setup option should only be used
by North American NTSC users when viewing the video on your computer
monitor. It should never be used when transcoding, image processing,
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