Re: Anyone using dvgrab successfully in opensuse 11.0/11.1?

Stefan Richter <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.kino.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Woojin Lee wrote:
> I've tried several computers with opensuse 11.0/11.1 with three different 
> firewire cards, two different cables and two different camcoders, and they 
> all fail to detect the DV camcoder.  They all used to work under mandriva a 
> while ago, but can't seem to get any of them working in opensuse 11.1.  They 
> all give more or less the same error.  Here is the typical output.  

After the camera was plugged in + switched on, run
$ dmesg | grep 1394
$ grep . /sys/bus/{ieee1394,firewire}/devices/*/*
and post the result.

> BTW, what does "ieee1394: Failed to generate Configuration ROM image for host 
> 0" mean?  I keep getting this in dmesg when I run testlibraw.

Testlibraw simply calls a number of libraw1394 functions, and thereby 
tests calls to the raw1394 kernel driver.  The function which generates 
these error messages is one which hasn't been supported in raw1394 for 
several years now, but nobody replaced its libraw1394 counterpart by 
something better yet.

However, this libraw1394 API call is not used by dvgrab, nor is it of 
any consequence to dvgrab whether testlibraw was run before it.

Did you run testlibraw1394 as the same user as you run dvgrab as?  If 
you used a different user, check the permissions of /dev/raw1394 as Carl 
advised.
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Stefan Richter
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