>> 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. > >... -- W. Michael Petullo :wq
