Cyrus Adkisson wrote:
So, I think this closed captioning thing is different from case to
case. Right now I'm having a situation where I get the garbled output
(see below), but ONLY when using video capture cards at the same time.
When they operate independently, they seem fine. Right now it's
happening with two K-World BT878RF cards, but was also happening with
two Winfast 2000 Deluxe cards. What in the heck does this? The picture
and reception are fine. I don't get it.
Interesting -- how do you tell ntsc-cc which card to capture from?
Dave
I think I figured it out (again). Whatever program you're running
while trying to capture closed captions has to be set to the correct
frame rate for your capture device. I was using ffmpeg, which sets it
automatically to 25 fps. All I had to do was put "-r ntsc" or "-r
29.97" in the command and it started causing ntsc-cc to behave
correctly.
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