>> Streamer, as of 3.25, now supports creating QuickTime video, which
>> can be edited with Broadcast 2000 (http://www.heroinewarrior.com).
>> As streamer's new support for QuickTime matures this will become a very
>> good alternative.
> I seem to have streamer 3.28, but the formats available do not include
> quicktime,
>
> raw data: rgb, gray, 422, 422p, 420p
> file formats: ppm, pgm, jpeg
> movie formats: avi15, avi24, mjpeg
>
> How do you record quicktime?
I am using xawtv 3.28. `streamer --help` says:
> ...
>
> qt - Apple QuickTime format
> video formats:
> raw 24 bit TrueColor (BE: rgb) [mov]
> jpeg JPEG [mov]
> mjpa Motion JPEG-A [mov]
> png PNG images [mov]
> audio formats:
> mono8 8bit mono [-]
>
> If you want to capture to multiple image files you should include some
> digits into the movie filename (foo0000.jpeg for example), streamer will
> use the digit block to enumerate the image files.
> For file formats which can hold *both* audio and video (like AVI and
> QuickTime) the -O option has no effect.
>
>...
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W. Michael Petullo
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