On Sat, March 5, 2011 03:04, Patrick Millius wrote:
> On Fri, 2011-03-04 at 13:08 +0100, [email protected] wrote:
>> On Fri, March 4, 2011 03:19, Patrick Millius wrote:
>> > I seem to have lost the ability to import mp3 audio files as a clip in
>> > multitrack mode. I was able to with LiVEs 3.11 svn. Now I have to
>> > generate frames and add audio to a blank clip, then synch that in
>> > multitrack mode. This is cumbersome (and time consuming) when
>> capturing
>> > analog video.
>> >
>>
>> Works fine for me. What error are you seeing ?
>
> Sorry for duplicate message: I get the "does not appear to be a video
> file" error. this has only been an issue since upgrading to the new svn
> (4.1) worked fine in 3.11

If you start lives from a terminal, what do you see on there ?




>> > I have been working around mencoder wanting to open the TV card as PAL
>> > broadcast by using xawtv as the player whilst recording live input,
>> then
>> > switching back to usr/bin/mencoder for adding audio, or editng tracks
>> > with audio. Xawtv crashes everything if you open an audio file. It
>> does,
>> > however let one access the TV card input settings. TvTime works too,
>> but
>> > is more picky what order things are opened.
>
>> Is that the problem then, that mplayer is defaulting to PAL intead of
>> NTSC
>> for you ? How about if you set the width, height and fps in LiVES ?
>
> Yes and No. Yes mplayer defaults to PAL which makes sense, based on the
> geograpy. Mplayer doesn't seen to have a way to change the default thru
> GUI and I don't know where to find the lines of code to change from PAL
> and "input0" to NTSC and "input1" That's all it would take. Two lines of
> code. If only I knew where. I tried launchpad and mencoder's site
> forums, but no luck so far.
>

Well, you can set the input number in the advanced settings. Is this not
working ?

Also there should be no need to set NTSC, as this is just 30 fps with a
frame size of 720 z 480.




> Changing the width height, fps etc in LiVEs doesn't do much; the card is
> being opened in the wrong format by Mencoder/mplayer. Lives just tries
> and do the best it can with the corrupt data Mplayer sends it. The
> reason the capture card works for me with xawtv or tvtime set as the
> player for LiVes is both of those apps let me to the card's input
> settings. Again, somewhere there are two lines I could change in
> Mplayer/mencoder, but I don't seem to be able to find them.
>
>> > I have been able to do some pretty good capture, considering it all is
>> > old magnetic tape I'm sourcing from. Audio synch isn't too hard if one
>> > can open audio files as clips...>
>> > Any hope for audio support in live input recording?
>> >
>> I don't know...did you create a feature request for it ?
> Didn't even think of that. Do I do that thru the LiVEs website, then?
>

Yes, there is a link on the "support" page.


Gabriel.



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