Re: Capture Kino-Ubuntu with Panasonic AG-DVX102B and MD-10000

Hi Dan,

Thank you for your reply.
I shall set aside a machine to test this out during the next week

For purpose of interest the old version running Slackware with kino
0.6 is working on all inputs and my production is not in danger.
 "if it ain't broke why fix it"

regards
Mettavihari

On 3/12/09, Dan Dennedy <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Bhikkhu Mettavihari
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Dear Friends,
>>
>> I have all these days been using kino to capture my video with.
>> I have for long been using Slackware with an old version. "Kino 0.6.0"
>> It has been very good. I never upgraded it!
>> "if it ain't broke why fix it".
>>
>> Now I am trying a new installation using:
>> Xubuntu 8.10
>> kino 1.3.0 which I have taken from the Ubuntu site.
>>
>> It works fine in my old Camera Panasonic AG-DVC62
>> The Panasonic AG-DVC62 I have used for the last 2 years
>> and it has worked fine and still is.
>>
>> I bought 2 new cameras and Ubuntu/Kino does not work in
>> either of them.
>> It does not work in my camera Panasonic AG-DVX102B
>> It does not work in my camera Panasonic MD-10000
>>
>> Is there something I should do in the Setup of the camera for it to work.
>> Kino is detecting all 3 cameras correctly under IEEE 1394
>> I can see the input in the capture window from the lens
>> It will capture just ONE frame when I click on capture
>> and save that frame and that is all.
>
> If there is no running timecode in the DV stream or the stream
> indicates it is not playing at 1X forward, Kino will not save it.
> Timecode is valid if it not all zeroes. But I do not know why it would
> capture just one frame.
>
> Build the libiec61883 tarball and run examples/test-dv to give you a
> very simple DV capture utility with minimal validation rules. Then,
> load the DV file into Kino to check the timecode in the Properties
> panel.
>
> --
> +-DRD-+
>


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