Thanks for the quick help Derek- it worked! It seems to be working fine now. The program has still crashed twice during playback since I made the switch to GTK 2.8.9, but it doesn't seem to be a regular thing like before. Thanks again- looking forward to more of your additions in the future!
Joe Joseph Phillips Center for Simulation and Safety in Healthcare University of Chicago [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> _____ From: Derek Piper [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thu 4/20/2006 2:40 PM To: Phillips, Joseph Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: AGVCR Hi Phillip, I was able to recreate the problem on a windows machine (AGVCR appeared to lock up after 16 minutes), and it was running GTK 2.6.10 as a runtime. I then removed GTK 2.6 and installed GTK 2.8.9 (the latest available Windows installer) and re-tried the test in the same venue (Venue Client didn't even get shut down between tests) and AGVCR has been running fine for over 45 minutes and still going as I write this email, so I would suggest trying GTK 2.8.9 to see if it helps you too. I think I will need to update the Windows GTK runtime to 2.8 and possibly put a note on the website. Given the apparent GTK bug with AGVCR running on GTK 2.6 I may even move to compiling the Windows build against 2.8 to make it 'compulsory' to use 2.8. Derek Phillips, Joseph wrote: > We've been attempting to use AGVCR 1.5.9 for video feedback in our > medical simulation center, but the application window seems to go blank > and lock up after letting it run for more than 10 minutes or so. > Invariably, the file that was being recorded when the application > crashed can't be played back later, even after restarting. We're using a > WindowsXP (formerly InSors) machine with a Videum capture card and four > cameras. > If we can get it working, we'd like to use it for recording our sim > debriefings as well, including the playback or the earlier recording. > Has anyone tried using AGVCR to record playback streams from AGVCR on > another machine? It seems like it should work, right? Any help or advice > is greatly appreciated- thanks! > > Joe Phillips > Center for Simulation and Safety in Healthcare > University of Chicago > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> -- Derek Piper - [email protected] - (812) 856 0111 IRI 323, School of Informatics Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
