Re: KWorld DVB-T 210SE - Capture only in Black/White

[Ian Davidson <id012c3076@blueyonder.co.uk>]

Arrrrgh!

My capture has gone back to Black and White.

Since being able to capture video in colour, I have been attempting to 
install mjpegtools.  Today, having been pointed at the livna repository, 
I have succeeded.  When I tried a video capture (for regression testing 
purposes), I found that it was, once again, Black and White.

Having said that, I get occasional glimpses of colour - and when I do, 
it is the real colour of whatever the camera is pointing at.  Having 
made a brief study, it would seem that occasional frames get colour at 
the top half of the picture.  I have checked (broken and reconnected) 
the connections between the camera and the computer, but is does not 
seem to make any difference.

Any ideas where I go from here?

Ian





hermann pitton wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> Am Sonntag, den 17.08.2008, 21:25 +0100 schrieb Ian Davidson:
>   
>> Hi Hermann,
>>
>> Success.  I did nothing of any significance.  What I did do was to add 
>> some more lines to saa7134-cards.c (to add vmux 5, 6 and 7) - and then 
>> went through the make process again.
>>
>> Then, I ran xawtv and started by selecting Composite1 - and I got a 
>> colour image.
>>
>> I also ran streamer to capture the video signal (using Composite1) and 
>> that also captured a colour image.
>>
>> I hope it stays that way.
>>
>> One other question - but this is probably not the correct place to ask. 
>> In the 'help' for streamer, it describes the use of 'lav2wav' to strip 
>> the audio out of a video file (that is, to create a separate WAV file 
>> using the audio in a particular AVI file).  I do not seem to have 
>> lav2wav on my system - and it does not appear to be something that yum 
>> acknowledges (using Fedora repositories).  Where might I find lav2wav or 
>> something similar?
>>
>> Ian
>>
>>     
>
> as I told you previously already, please stay on the lists.
>
> I don't even have a minimum consense about how to submit 5 to 7 patches
> currently within a kernel release cycle, but I'm very sure about that I
> don't like to be included in 24/7 games and would expect at least kernel
> level agreements for contributions still valid. Mauro?
>
> So, you are on your own to get it in and further, but people on the
> lists are always helpful.
>
> Cheers,
> Hermannn
>
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