I'm using PD extended 0.43.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and have a problem with [pix_video].
I have two Easycap USB composite capture cards. One of them has the DC60 chipset and uses the stk1160 driver and works with PD/Gem i.e. I'm able to use it (plus an old video camera) as a video input device (very useful!)
The second one I have (www.amazon.co.uk/EasyCap-DC60-Capture-Adapter-Software/dp/B003QA7MES/ ) doesn't use the stk1160 driver and instead uses the usbtv driver.
When I load the video device (usually /dev/video1) into [pix_video] it completely freezes PD (watchdog: signaling pd... keeps being repeated in the command line).
This seems to be an error with GEM as the capture card works in every other application that I've tried it on (Cheese, Camorama, avconv/ffmpeg, web applications)
Is there any way to diagnose and fix this?
Antonio
Hello!
as for the easycap capturecards, i worked with a couple of those recently: there are general problems with some chipsets, especially with those using the usbtv drivers. when i tried to work with those in september, there was just a experimental linux driver available, which i didnt manage to get working in linux in general, not just pd. so, if you have them working in cheese etc, aou are already more successful then i was. my suggestion would be to get cards, that rely on the stk1160 driver, since they work perfect(i had 8 running at the same time)
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
[1] renkforce br116 http://www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/ce/en/product/956875/Renkforce-BR116-USB-...
cheers, peter
Am 09.12.13 00:19, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
I'm using PD extended 0.43.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and have a problem with [pix_video].
I have two Easycap USB composite capture cards. One of them has the DC60 chipset and uses the stk1160 driver and works with PD/Gem i.e. I'm able to use it (plus an old video camera) as a video input device (very useful!)
The second one I have (www.amazon.co.uk/EasyCap-DC60-Capture-Adapter-Software/dp/B003QA7MES/ ) doesn't use the stk1160 driver and instead uses the usbtv driver.
When I load the video device (usually /dev/video1) into [pix_video] it completely freezes PD (watchdog: signaling pd... keeps being repeated in the command line).
This seems to be an error with GEM as the capture card works in every other application that I've tried it on (Cheese, Camorama, avconv/ffmpeg, web applications)
Is there any way to diagnose and fix this?
Antonio
Hi Peter
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
Do these definitely have have the DC60 chipset/use the stk1160 drive? The problem I've found is that many purport to using the DC60 chipset but in fact don't (hence my second one not working properly)
Antonio
On Mon 09 Dec 2013 09:09:43 GMT, Peter Venus wrote:
Hello!
as for the easycap capturecards, i worked with a couple of those recently: there are general problems with some chipsets, especially with those using the usbtv drivers. when i tried to work with those in september, there was just a experimental linux driver available, which i didnt manage to get working in linux in general, not just pd. so, if you have them working in cheese etc, aou are already more successful then i was. my suggestion would be to get cards, that rely on the stk1160 driver, since they work perfect(i had 8 running at the same time)
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
[1] renkforce br116 http://www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/ce/en/product/956875/Renkforce-BR116-USB-...
cheers, peter
Am 09.12.13 00:19, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
I'm using PD extended 0.43.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and have a problem with [pix_video].
I have two Easycap USB composite capture cards. One of them has the DC60 chipset and uses the stk1160 driver and works with PD/Gem i.e. I'm able to use it (plus an old video camera) as a video input device (very useful!)
The second one I have (www.amazon.co.uk/EasyCap-DC60-Capture-Adapter-Software/dp/B003QA7MES/ ) doesn't use the stk1160 driver and instead uses the usbtv driver.
When I load the video device (usually /dev/video1) into [pix_video] it completely freezes PD (watchdog: signaling pd... keeps being repeated in the command line).
This seems to be an error with GEM as the capture card works in every other application that I've tried it on (Cheese, Camorama, avconv/ffmpeg, web applications)
Is there any way to diagnose and fix this?
Antonio
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Hi Antonio!
Am 09.12.13 18:55, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
Hi Peter
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
Do these definitely have have the DC60 chipset/use the stk1160 drive? The problem I've found is that many purport to using the DC60 chipset but in fact don't (hence my second one not working properly)
I bought those while searching for cards with the stk1160. in fact, i had a similar problem with vendors, claiming they use the original easycap chipset, but using the usbtv instead. (i bought sth like 5 different devices, all of them not working) so: if conrad electronic did not change anything in the br116 cards within the last 3months, those should be working.
Antonio
On Mon 09 Dec 2013 09:09:43 GMT, Peter Venus wrote:
Hello!
as for the easycap capturecards, i worked with a couple of those recently: there are general problems with some chipsets, especially with those using the usbtv drivers. when i tried to work with those in september, there was just a experimental linux driver available, which i didnt manage to get working in linux in general, not just pd. so, if you have them working in cheese etc, aou are already more successful then i was. my suggestion would be to get cards, that rely on the stk1160 driver, since they work perfect(i had 8 running at the same time)
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
[1] renkforce br116 http://www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/ce/en/product/956875/Renkforce-BR116-USB-...
cheers, peter
Am 09.12.13 00:19, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
I'm using PD extended 0.43.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and have a problem with [pix_video].
I have two Easycap USB composite capture cards. One of them has the DC60 chipset and uses the stk1160 driver and works with PD/Gem i.e. I'm able to use it (plus an old video camera) as a video input device (very useful!)
The second one I have (www.amazon.co.uk/EasyCap-DC60-Capture-Adapter-Software/dp/B003QA7MES/ ) doesn't use the stk1160 driver and instead uses the usbtv driver.
When I load the video device (usually /dev/video1) into [pix_video] it completely freezes PD (watchdog: signaling pd... keeps being repeated in the command line).
This seems to be an error with GEM as the capture card works in every other application that I've tried it on (Cheese, Camorama, avconv/ffmpeg, web applications)
Is there any way to diagnose and fix this?
Antonio
--
antonio@hellocatfood.com http://www.hellocatfood.com ============================
I bought those while searching for cards with the stk1160. in fact, i had a similar problem with vendors, claiming they use the original easycap chipset, but using the usbtv instead. (i bought sth like 5 different devices, all of them not working) so: if conrad electronic did not change anything in the br116 cards within the last 3months, those should be working.
Thanks for the advice. I've ordered some and hopefully they won't disappoint.
Antonio
On 10 December 2013 13:51, Peter Venus news@petervenus.de wrote:
Hi Antonio!
Am 09.12.13 18:55, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
Hi Peter
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
Do these definitely have have the DC60 chipset/use the stk1160 drive? The problem I've found is that many purport to using the DC60 chipset but in fact don't (hence my second one not working properly)
I bought those while searching for cards with the stk1160. in fact, i had a similar problem with vendors, claiming they use the original easycap chipset, but using the usbtv instead. (i bought sth like 5 different devices, all of them not working) so: if conrad electronic did not change anything in the br116 cards within the last 3months, those should be working.
Antonio
On Mon 09 Dec 2013 09:09:43 GMT, Peter Venus wrote:
Hello!
as for the easycap capturecards, i worked with a couple of those recently: there are general problems with some chipsets, especially with those using the usbtv drivers. when i tried to work with those in september, there was just a experimental linux driver available, which i didnt manage to get working in linux in general, not just pd. so, if you have them working in cheese etc, aou are already more successful then i was. my suggestion would be to get cards, that rely on the stk1160 driver, since they work perfect(i had 8 running at the same time)
i did some research on which cards are made with the original "easycap" chipset", and found, that [1] uses it. all the others, which go for the same 20eruros or so, i tested already used the usbtv-chipset/driver.
[1] renkforce br116
http://www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/ce/en/product/956875/Renkforce-BR116-USB-...
cheers, peter
Am 09.12.13 00:19, schrieb Antonio Roberts:
I'm using PD extended 0.43.4 on Ubuntu 13.10 and have a problem with [pix_video].
I have two Easycap USB composite capture cards. One of them has the DC60 chipset and uses the stk1160 driver and works with PD/Gem i.e. I'm able to use it (plus an old video camera) as a video input device (very useful!)
The second one I have (www.amazon.co.uk/EasyCap-DC60-Capture-Adapter-Software/dp/B003QA7MES/ ) doesn't use the stk1160 driver and instead uses the usbtv driver.
When I load the video device (usually /dev/video1) into [pix_video] it completely freezes PD (watchdog: signaling pd... keeps being repeated in the command line).
This seems to be an error with GEM as the capture card works in every other application that I've tried it on (Cheese, Camorama, avconv/ffmpeg, web applications)
Is there any way to diagnose and fix this?
Antonio
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antonio@hellocatfood.com http://www.hellocatfood.com ============================
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