I have not investigated these possibilities yet. To be honest, I like to
view this stuff as a black box that just works - can you give me some
ideas on how to go about looking into libdv/dvgrab?
Jacob Meuser wrote:
On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 11:26:48PM -0500, Shane wrote:
This is happening at the very end though, after the video has been
processed. In some instances I have been able to continue and ignore
this error, although only rarely. The source of this video is a Sony
Handycom. On my system (Mandrake 2005) I have no errors and can process
the video for NTSC fine. However others have emailed me with problems,
mostly with PAL video. Does the gdb session that I posted previously
shed any light on the matter?
yes - (decode_dv.c) header parsing failed (2)
if this is happening at the end, perhaps there is some junk at the
end of the DV stream?
A little more detail: I capture the video using dvgrab. I have used
multiple capture formats and it doesn't appear to make any difference
when transcoding the video. I use transcode in my software
(sourceforge.net/projects/dvd-homevideo) and I have received several
emails from users about this broken pipe issue - I really need to find a
solution.
it's possible the problem is from libdv and or dvgrab. have you
investigated those possibilities?
