I haven't been able to build vncrec, I can try this... hoping someone can review and give me any tips if it looks like it won't work.
I would like to convert the vnc stream to dv in real time, so no saving to files, just vncrec -record /dev/stdout | transcode -i /dev/stdin ... -y dvraw -o /dev/stdout | dvsource-file - i will feel better if I give it a -x foo,null - is the input format vncrec? dvsource-file is similar to dvsource-dvgrab, which reads dv from a cam plugged into a firewire port - the dv stream is sent to dvswitch for real time mixing. transcode -i /dev/stdin -f 11 - 11 = 10 fps, and "VNCREC_MOVIE_FRAMERATE, or 10 if not specified." -p /dev/zero - dv stream needs audio - -E 48000 - 48KHz -g 720x480 --export_fps 4 - needs to be ntsc, 4 = 29.970 -y dvraw - dv stream -o /dev/stdout -p /dev/dsp I don't need any audio, and if this is cpu intensive, then I want to do whatever is the easiest on the cpu. /dev/zero maybe? -- Carl K