On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 12:38, Steven Ellis wrote: > --- Tsuki-yomi <tsuki_yomi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Steven Ellis wrote: > > > > > I'm at pretty much the same stage. I have tried > > using > > > both v4l1 and v4l2 interfaces to get to my > > FlyVideo > > > 3000 card and I can't get audio to work. Real pain > > as > > > I want to try using mencoder for capture. > > > > The interesting thing I found was that although I > > didn't get any sound > > from xawtv I *did* get sound from motv. > > Which version of xawtv. I'm using the latest versions > of xawtv, xawdecode and tvtime with few problems I found out what the problem was... seems Redhat 7.3 comes installed with xawtv 3.73 - which doesn't have have motv. When I installed xawtv 3.85 it didn't overwrite the older version (despite the fact that it didn't give any error messages) This also stopped the "v4lctl volume mute off" sound fix for mplayer from working. > > If I'm correct then the only difference between > > these tow apps is the > > front end... > > > > Also as far as I know mplayer doesn't support sound > > from v4l2 yet and > > until thats fixed - no sound in mencoder either. > > I've gotten to the stage of getting video at 320x240 > > in mplayer, however > > from what I've read (someone feel free to correct > > me) this is a limitation in the saa7134 > > driver - if the video is any larger you get green > > screen. > > Are you using v4l1 support or v4l2 support for > mencoder? As far as I know I'm probably using v4l1 I'm using the version of mplayer that comes as part of the freevo 1.32pre1 rpms. -- James Budworth tsuki_yomi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx "...that shines like silver upon a Sea of Chaos"
