Re: Zoran Linux driver 64-bit support

Bernhard Praschinger <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Jun 2011 07:48:36 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.mjpeg.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hallo

>>>> I don't know of any other tool to record from a zoran based car. A patch
>>>> for lavrec would be really great.
>>> Ok, I'm currently hacking something together just to make it capture
>>> with a mostly fixed set of parameters. Trying to translate the existing
>>> lavrec data structures to V4L2 syscalls isn't that easy, because there
>>> is no one-to-one correspondence for the whole decimation settings and
>>> many parameters for input and norm selection also look quite different.
>> Maybe Ronald can give you any hints for that task.
>
> With the attached version of liblavrec I already managed to capture
> hardware-encoded MJPEG video, using the V4L2 interface only, on 2.6.38
> with my patch and 64-bits. It's still a lot of work, because I had to
> disable signal auto-detection as well as the whole software encoding and
> it doesn't properly support any decimation.
I did test your version of liblavrec. And it works.
The video is recorded properly.

I still have problems recording the audio stream but that might be 
related to the built in soundcard. I was not able to record with arecord 
either. I need to dig there a to find out how to choose the proper input 
recording seems to work. But I don't get any sound.

Is the current version of driver and liblavrec supposed to output the 
videos to the screen with mplayer, and be able to record at the same time ?

> It seems that there is also a problem with signal detection in the
> driver with the V4L2 interface, because it always had the NO SIGNAL flag
> set, no matter if the attached source actually produced any output or
> not. The color detection seemed to work though, because the bit toggled
> sometimes when I used an entirely grey picture for testing.



auf hoffentlich bald,

Berni the Chaos of Woodquarter

Email: [email protected]
www: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~gz/bernhard

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