Hi 

One more tiny problem along my way ...
I produce .avi files. The criteria are quite-important: small file
less-important:quality

I create files from a v4l stream, and the files are OK, and can be viewed with 
mplayer.

This (embedded in qt) is how I record:

#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/transcode -q 2 \
 -x v4l2 \
 -g 640x480 \
 -i /dev/video0 \
 -p /dev/dsp \
 -N 0x1 \
 -Q 5 \
 -w 1000 \
 -y ffmpeg,tcaud \
 -F mjpeg \
 -o /home/jam/recording.avi

I wish to edit the files with avidemux. The simple ^C ^X and ^V interface is 
perfect. SOME files (and the mix of embedded or desktop and which distro is 
not quite clear) are editable and some say 'Can't open file' when opened by 
avidemux. The actual file permissions are correct. I've tried avi-info in 
various guises and see nothing significant.

Can anybody suggest anything? eg what about an mp4 container ? 
As a last resort I'll build and debug avidemux, but this is way-past-my-
bedtime (not building, but all the video nuances)

IE my goal is an embedded video recorder that creates smallish files for 
records of the activity (underwater dives, head camera and audio via helium 
descrambler) I now have everything working except editing.
(I've looked at the qauntlet of video tools eg kdenlive etc) avidemux is 
perfect for task/users skill set.

Thanks
James

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