On 31.12.2009 12:56, Thomas Creutz wrote: > Am 30.12.2009 09:08, schrieb Rene: >> Thomas Creutz wrote: >>> Rene schrieb: >>> >>>> I have had problems in getting screen captures from VDR (VDR >>>> 1.6.0_p2-r3 >>>> on Gentoo) with with for example: >>>> >>>> svdrpsend.pl grab file.jpg >>> >>> check your plugins, most plugins can block the device like the >>> avards-plugin >> >> Hi Thomas! >> >> This sounds interesting! Never heard about this before.. Is there any >> way to check which plugins might block the device, or do I just have to >> start by disabling all, and going through each plugin one-by one? >> > > yes, this is the best way to find it. Just start with no plugin.. when > it is possible to grab the image, than one of your plugins block the > device. (this is also what I did for a while: > http://www.vdr-portal.de/board/thread.php?postid=809751#post809751)
I tested everything you guys suggested, and ended up booting into older kernel-versions. I finally found a kernel-version that returned a suxxesful grab. After this i did a diff on the kernel-config-files, and found what was missing from my new configs: CONFIG_VIDEO_V4L1_COMPAT=y (Device Drivers->Multimedia support-> Enable Video For Linux API 1 compatible Layer=y) Enabling this, recompiling the kernel, replacing the kernel-image and rebooting my vdr returned the grab-feature of vdr!! I'm not sure why vdr 1.6.0-2 needs this setting, but anyway this solved the case. I hope that if someone has similar problems, that these instructions help them getting grab to work again! Best Regards, and have a merry New Year 2010 :-) René _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
