[vdr] Re: Announce: tosvcd 0.5

["Gernot A. Weber" <gernot@tux-web.de>]

Hi,

just tried toscvd. But all I get are these error messages:

tosvcd 0.5: Tue Apr 30 13:01:41 2002
encoding dir:  /video/Instinkt/2002-04-28.20.14.99.99.rec/
encoding name: mops
MFile::close (nil)
open file 0
open file </video/Instinkt/2002-04-28.20.14.99.99.rec//001.vdr> [(nil)]
Accel flags 0x80000000
MFile::close 0x80cf7f0
close inputfile [0x80cf7f0]
open file 0
open file </video/Instinkt/2002-04-28.20.14.99.99.rec//001.vdr> [(nil)]
Mpeg2dec: startSequence 720 x 576
   audio: lost 535 bytes
INIT sync offset -8
===================================================================
Video: 720x576  aspect: 4:3  frame_rate: 25:1  scan: interlaced
Audio: layer 2  48000 Samples/sec  192 KBit/sec
===================================================================
nach audio init, vor open <mops.mpa>
nach fopen audio
vor build pipe cmd
popen <yuvscaler -v0 -O SVCD -M MMX |mpeg2enc -a 2 -S 775 -B 192 -I0 -q 4
-v0 -f
 4 -b 2526 -o ./pipeAS4tsR>
MFile::close 0x80cf7f0
close inputfile [0x80cf7f0]
open file 0
open file </video/Instinkt/2002-04-28.20.14.99.99.rec//001.vdr> [(nil)]
Mpeg2dec: startSequence 720 x 576
draw: !aptsFound && vptsFound
draw: !aptsFound && vptsFound
   audio: lost 535 bytes
SYNC sync offset -9
start encode vsync 1831063640 async 1831029771
MFile::close 0x80cf7f0
close inputfile [0x80cf7f0]
open file 0
open file </video/Instinkt/2002-04-28.20.14.99.99.rec//001.vdr> [(nil)]
Mpeg2dec: startSequence 720 x 576
drop pic, offset 0
   audio: lost 535 bytes
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
drop pic, offset 0
video loop: read returns 0: Success
exit video loop return code 0
signal 17 catched
child died, return 4a5d status 8f00
signal 13 catched
signal 13 catched
signal 13 catched

write of YUV output failed: Broken pipe

Same with version 0.3 :((

Any ideas?

   Gernot Weber

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Gernot A. Weber
http://www.tux-web.de

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