Pascal Schirrmann wrote: > Sorry for this late answer, but I really tried long to set my freevo box > to work again as non root :-( > > It's really a pity to have to run freevo as root, I have the feeling to > have a Winbox... > > Anyway : > David Frager a écrit : >> I had the same problem, and as given the following suggestion. I have not >> had a chance to try it out yet. >> >> Under TV_IVTV_OPTIONS the three settings you're looking for are: >> 'bitrate' : 7800000, >> 'bitrate_peak' : 9600000, >> 'stream_type' : 10, >> Have a look at the ivtv driver documentation for more info. >> >> > Thanks for the imput, but due to the WAF, I have to let the bitrate high :-) >> What version of the xine-ui are you working with? > 0.99.6 >> You indicated that when >> you press record, the record starts. Does the record start at the time you >> press "record" or at the time you started watch TV? > You are right, the record start at the begining at the show, not at the > moment you press the record key. But I must admit that this is good for > me : Most time, if I depress the record key, it's allready too late ! >> Currently, I am using >> 0.99.6 that I built from CVS several months ago. If I start watch TV and >> wait a period of time prior to pressing record, my VOB file ends up >> containing everyhing from the time I started watch TV. >> >> > I did continue my tests : If I cat the files one after the other, I > obtain a usable record file ... But this is way too long ! > > So I tried anither approach : > > I built a fxd file (You can see that I started from the sample on the > WiKi ! ) : > cat 2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or.fxd > <?xml version="1.0" ?> > <freevo> > <movie title="Une Famille en Or - Jeudi 14 Août 2008"> > <video> > <file id="f1">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0001.vob</file> > <file id="f2">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0002.vob</file> > <file id="f3">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0003.vob</file> > <file id="f4">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0004.vob</file> > <file id="f5">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0005.vob</file> > <file id="f6">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0006.vob</file> > <file id="f7">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0007.vob</file> > <file id="f8">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0008.vob</file> > <file id="f9">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0009.vob</file> > <file > id="f10">2008-08-14_jeudi_19-05_Une_famille_en_or_0010.vob</file> > </video> > <info> > <rating></rating> > <plot>The satiric adventures of a working class family in the > misfit city of Springfield</plot> > <tagline>On Your Marks, Get Set, D'Oh!</tagline> > <year>1989</year> > <genre>Animation / Comedy</genre> > </info> > </movie> > </freevo> > > This works fairly good, except that there is a time (around 1 or 2 > second at each file change. Anyway, this could be good enough, and I > thing that creating this fxd file 'on the fly' could be possible at the > moment of the move of the vob file.
Late answers are all the rage at the moment :-) In svn I made a change to that the video autojoin feature should be able to join these files, without needing a to create an fxd file. There is a patch from Gorka on the freevo-devel list (27.08.2008) to reduce the time between files, this may help here. You should be able to generate the fxd file from the imdb plug-in, if there is an imdb entry for it. Duncan ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list Freevo-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
