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On Tue, 2004-08-03 at 21:46, Gary Major wrote: > Is there a maximum resolution & FPS that a Hauppage WinTV PCI caputure > card can encode at? > > I am attempting to capture video from my VCR on my dual PIII 800MHz > and can only get something reasonsable in terms of quality at 358*240 > at 24fps. Anything greater than that and I drop a ton of frames. I > have tried streamer and lavrec with similar results. > > As a test, I installed WinXP and was able to capture at 640x480 29.97 > fps, with little difficulty using MovieMaker, only issue is that it > encodes directed to Windows Media, so little I can do with the > resulting stream. Judging from my sucess with Movie Maker, I don't > think I am hardware constrained. > > I haven't tried transcode yet, but wanted to seek some guideance from > this list. My project is taking some home movies and creating a DVD. As you can see from a happy customer (R) today, that it is probably possible, indeed using transcode. Follow the steps described and make sure to set "threads=2" in the ~/.transcode/ffmpeg.cfg file. Transcode + the v4l2 and ffmpeg plugins go through great lengths to squeeze out every mhz of your processor. -- Unsubscribe mailto:video4linux-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
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