Hi,
im using the newest version of VDR and tried the command: grab /tmp/jwIup9Caz1 jpeg 70 192 144
But i always got in the logfile: Jun 28 14:19:54 [vdr] ERROR: /dev/video1: No such file or directory
Is there something changed or is it necessary to configure this at a certain point?
Thx for help.
Hello Matthias,
* Matthias Fechner idefix@fechner.net [28-06-05 14:28]:
But i always got in the logfile: Jun 28 14:19:54 [vdr] ERROR: /dev/video1: No such file or directory
the following two commands, solved the problem: mknod /dev/video0 c 81 0 mknod /dev/video1 c 81 1
Matthias Fechner wrote:
Hello Matthias,
- Matthias Fechner idefix@fechner.net [28-06-05 14:28]:
But i always got in the logfile: Jun 28 14:19:54 [vdr] ERROR: /dev/video1: No such file or directory
the following two commands, solved the problem: mknod /dev/video0 c 81 0 mknod /dev/video1 c 81 1
I'm also having som problems with GRAB. I can use other SVDRP commands, but "GRAB /tmp/snapshot.jpg" causes VDR and SSH to freeze without a saved image.
My system: PII with Siemens DVB-C SuSE 9.0 with 2.4 kernel cvs-drivers from Feb 16 VDR 1.3.22
dmesg doesn't show anything about errors. Idéas?
/Anders
Hello Anders,
* Anders Gunnarsson d00guan@dtek.chalmers.se [29-06-05 16:19]:
My system: PII with Siemens DVB-C SuSE 9.0 with 2.4 kernel cvs-drivers from Feb 16 VDR 1.3.22
i think it is a FF card? Do you have a budget card in this system too? Grab is only working on FF cards.
Matthias Fechner wrote:
Hello Anders,
- Anders Gunnarsson d00guan@dtek.chalmers.se [29-06-05 16:19]:
My system: PII with Siemens DVB-C SuSE 9.0 with 2.4 kernel cvs-drivers from Feb 16 VDR 1.3.22
i think it is a FF card? Do you have a budget card in this system too? Grab is only working on FF cards.
My system has only one FF card. A Fujitsu Siemens which is similar to Techno Trends DVB-C 2.1. I've tried using both svdrpsend.pl and svdrp4j with the same result.
/Anders
Hello Anders,
* Anders Gunnarsson d00guan@dtek.chalmers.se [30-06-05 17:59]:
My system has only one FF card. A Fujitsu Siemens which is similar to Techno Trends DVB-C 2.1. I've tried using both svdrpsend.pl and svdrp4j with the same result.
maybe you can do a telnet and see the return of the command. Maybe check permission on /dev/... and on the path where vdr will save the picture.
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Anders Gunnarsson -
Matthias Fechner