Hi Ralf, On Mon, 2002-09-23 at 16:07, Ralf Oehler wrote: > Other Problem: I connected my analog video camera to bt878 and displayed > the picture through xawtv (grab, not overlay). Perfect. > I recorded this with lavrec and gut a sort of mis-synced image. > Looked as if on an interlaced picture one half-picture is rolled 50 lines > down while the other half-image is shifted 30 pixels left and 50 down. > Looks ugly. Some timing-problem in the routine which reads the video > buffers?
That's totally driver-related, lavrec/streamer don't know anything about that. So I don't know, sorry. :-(. > Since xawtv does it right, I tried it's "streamer"-tool. It records > perfectly 384x288+mono16 to MJPG(80%).avi > (But that's the limit, CPU is at 99% and moving the mouse causes > frame-drops with my K6-III/450) > > I installed v4l2 then and it reduced the frame-drops. This makes me think, are you using BTTV-0.8? Then, you need to use the latest CVS of lavrec, lavrec in mjpegtools-1.6.0 is known not to work with BTTV-0.8 (it's using 3 device-access-threads, and the BTTV-0.8 driver uses semaphores in such a way that that won't work). lavrec in CVS uses 2 device-access-threads, and that works well... Hope this helps, Ronald _______________________________________________ Video4linux-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
