this is due to the mpegs being VBR.
the speed reported in the stream is the upper-range of
the vbr range. (aka the peak bitrate) if you want them
to be the same you'll have to lower the burst rate,
but some scenes may suffer because of this.
It has been brought up before and i think this is
'jus
Is it possible that the MPEG stream created by IVTV on a PRV250 contains
an incorrect bitrate? If I encode at 6 Mbps for 5 minutes, the file size
looks correct. But if I play it with GXine or MPlayer, it reports at
something substantially higher like 19.6 Mbps. I have tried the mpeg
tool utility m
why pvr350's?
the only difference between a 350 and a 250 is that
the 350s can do tv-out
most people only need one tv-out at a time, so they
buy one 350 and 250's for the rest.
if 150's are cheaper, then go with those :)
Caveat being that pvr150's use a different chip to do
the CC and such than
I'm trying to
get my box set up correctly, but I've run into lots of confusing
instructions. Does this look correct? (if this is explained
somewhere, please point me to it)
- loading ivtv and lirc, and ivtv-fb drivers
/etc/modules.conf
.
alias char-major-81 videodev
alias char-major
Attached is the same patch I sent previously which initializes the va struct
before calling the msp3400 VIDIOCGAUDIO and disables mute on driver load. I've
been using this with the 2.6.10 kernel msp3400 driver very successfully since,
well, the last time I sent this patch. (Recordings are quieter,
I realize that there is a method (using ivtvctl) to control the input
level to a PVR-350. However, I'm wondering if there has been anyone who
knows how to control the input level to the SAA-7127 decoder?
Paul
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Jarrod -
I am running Debian too and am very interested in using 2 PVR-500's in a
single box. Are you able to capture both composite and tuner on the 500?
Also, what kernel and ivtv version are you using? Thanks!
Joe
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 12:13, Jarod Wilson wrote:
> On Thursday 27 January 2005
Hi
I thought I should do this properly and send this to [UNKNOWN CARD] as it says
in the dmesg text.
The text says:
Unknown card: vendor/device: /0016, subsystem vendor/device 9005/0093
Found an iTVC16 based chip
base addr: 0xd000
Enabling IRQ 10 for device 000:00:0e.0
Sharing IRQ 10 w
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 12:40:04 -0800 (PST)
kevin thayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ivtv: Encoder mailbox not found
> > ivtv: Decoder mailbox not found
> > ivtv: Error locating firmware
> > ivtv: Error-12 on initialization
> > ivtv-iTVC15_15_mpg2_encoder_card: probe of
> > 000
