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yum install libiec61883
Cinerella is video editing software for linux.
According to med it is  slow and not usable.


  #> ./test-mpeg2 DestinationFile.ts
You need freshrpms enabled before installing.
  yum -y install cinelerra


If you get Failed to get libraw1394 handle you should try either to change your permissions under /dev/ or use sudo/root, a quick ’sudo chmod 777 /dev/raw1394′ will work.
To be able to capture video install firewire tools.
Rebuild mpeg2 files
yum -y install libiec61883
yum -y install libiec61883-utils
 
To capture video. Use the following commands and then start video.
 
plugctl -n 0 oPCR[0].n_p2p_connections=1
test-mpeg2 -r 0 > CaptureFile.m2t


To make your new capture files work under Cinelerra you will need to create table of contents of your mpeg2 file. This can easy be done with mpeg3toc.
To make your new capture files work under Cinelerra you will need to create table of contents of your mpeg2 file. This can easy be done with mpeg3toc.
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  #> mpeg3toc SourceFile DestinationFile
  #> mpeg3toc SourceFile DestinationFile


next way
Play video with mplayer doing uninterlace.
 
  mplayer -vf pp=lb CaptureFile.m2t
  plugctl -n 0 oPCR[0].n_p2p_connections=1
[[Category:Applications]]
test-mpeg2 -r 0 > CaptureFile.m2t
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[[Category:Media]]

Latest revision as of 15:48, 20 October 2008

Cinerella is video editing software for linux. According to med it is slow and not usable.

You need freshrpms enabled before installing.

yum -y install cinelerra

To be able to capture video install firewire tools.

yum -y install libiec61883
yum -y install libiec61883-utils

To capture video. Use the following commands and then start video.

plugctl -n 0 oPCR[0].n_p2p_connections=1
test-mpeg2 -r 0 > CaptureFile.m2t

To make your new capture files work under Cinelerra you will need to create table of contents of your mpeg2 file. This can easy be done with mpeg3toc.

#> mpeg3toc SourceFile DestinationFile

Play video with mplayer doing uninterlace.

mplayer -vf pp=lb CaptureFile.m2t