Re: Blurry captured frames with xawtv's streamer

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"W. Michael Petullo" wrote:
> 
> I am getting some odd effects with version 3.49 of xawtv's streamer.
> Every once in a while, streamer captures a blurry frame.  I placed an
> example of this effect at http://flyn.org/random/blur0.jpg.  A clean
> frame is available at http://flyn.org/random/blur1.jpg.
> 
> Blurry frames seems to happen more when there is a lot of motion in the
> video source.  I am capturing raw, uncompressed video with the following
> command line:
> 
> streamer -r 30 -s 480x480 -f yuv2 -F stereo -i Composite1 -n ntsc -c /dev/v4l/video0 -b 64 -o /tmp/foo.mov -t 1000
> 
> Is this due to some property of my NTSC source?
> 
> Thanks.

There are 2 possibilities here:
1) The video is actually recorded @ 60Hz (in other words, each field
comes from a succesive frame).  To solve this, you will need a
deinterlacer, or just capture with a vertical size <=240.

2) *MOST LIKELY* The Bt848 is loosing synch - this can cause one field
to belong to an older frame, and occurs frequently when capturing from a
VCR.  Install the patch that was posted here a day or two ago (lost the
link...), or use bttv2 with "VCR Hack" enabled.

-justin





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