When I open up in Xine it is all choppy and blocky ... Could it be the MPEG2 library that I have installed? I think I shall go and by a Hauppauge WinTV PVR 250 card tomorrow so I have hardware encoding then. On Fri, 2003-06-06 at 20:22, Gavin Hamill wrote: > On Friday 06 June 2003 21:37, you wrote: > > Okay :) That held the stream open longer but I got a little more then > > mplayer freezes up. I have tried the dvbtune -f ..... -m and heres the > > output (all looks good) - This is so annoying :( My graphics card is a > > GeoForce 4 Ti4600 (128Mb RAM) so all should be okay. > > > > Signal=12336, Verror=4371, SNR=48316dB, BlockErrors=0, (S|L|C|V|SY|) > > Signal=12336, Verror=4352, SNR=48573dB, BlockErrors=0, (S|L|C|V|SY|) > > Yeh, that's all looking perfect. > > This time, instead of piping the data straight into mplayer, could you simply > redirect it to a disk-file? > > $ dvbstream -o -ps 600 601 >test.mpg > > Then do a 'ls -l' from another window to verify that the filesize is > continually increasing? This is just to rule out some bizarre problem with > your mplayer setup.... > > Afterwards, you might like to try playing the file back in mplayer, or xine, > or Windows Media Player, even :) > > Of course, you'll need to have an MPEG2 demux/decoder installed on Windows... > > gdh -- // --[ UxBoD ]-- // 2.4.20-gentoo-r5 // Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.53GHz // // gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 56ED1CB5 //
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