Stan Brown wrote:
Sorry about the repost on this, but it's been a couple of days, and I have
recieved no replies whatsover on this, so I just wanted to know if anyone
had any idea why I'm having this problem?
On Mon Dec 3 02:24:49 2001 Justin Schoeman wrote...
Stan Brown wrote:
OK, how about a recomendation after we eliminate that requirment?
A sample command line to start from would be _greatly_ appreciated!
DIVX4rec -dq 3 -o test.avi
Mmm, I musr be doing something wrong here:
Script started on Mon Dec 3 06:56:51 2001
stan@yogi:~$ ls *avi
*avi: No such file or directory
$ touch test.avi
-rw-r--r-- 1 stan stan 0 Dec 3 06:57 [01;35mtest.avi[00m
$ rm test.avi
stan@yogi:~$ DIVX4rec -dq 3 -o test.avi
Starting NVrec.c, version 20011202 (NVrec-20011202).
Error opening "/etc/NVrec.conf"
Error opening "/home/stan/.NVrec.conf"
v4l1 core init - Size: 384x288 from /dev/video
v4l1 core init - could not get enough buffers - using copy mode
v4l1 core init - got 2 buffers
v4l1 core init - emulating 60 buffers
v4l1 core init - trying video format YUV420
oss core init - 44100 bps, 16 bits, mono, from /dev/dsp
oss core init - 3528 bytes per frame (128,9)
oss core init - 826 buffer frags required of 512 bytes
oss core thread - starting!
divx4file core init - file: test.avi (384x288)
file core init - frame rate is 25.000000
NVrec: opening output file: Interrupted system call
The DivX library is not initialising properly. Try "locate
libdivxencore", and see if there are multiple versions lying around.
Try to delete them, and re-install the latest version.
-justin
