Re: Clip freezes

[email protected] wrote:
> I don't have much luck with Kino either.  It doesn't 
> recognize my firewire connection.

If this is on Ubuntu, it may be a mere access permissions problem.
After the camcorder was plugged in/ switched on, run
    chgrp video /dev/raw1394
then start kino.  If this helped, you can automate the step with an udev
configuration file as described at the very end of
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firewire.

If the issue is something else, you could post more information to let
us look for the cause; notably camcorder type, FireWire controller type
according to "lspci", kernel messages in /var/log/messages or from
"dmesg" from when the controller was initialized and from when the
camcorder was plugged in, output of "grep .
/sys/bus/ieee1394/devices/*/*" from while the camcorder is plugged in,
status message from kino, messages from kino if you run it from inside a
terminal.
-- 
Stefan Richter
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