Mug Funky
9th February 2008, 13:35
hi all.
i've been tinkering with a spare Decklink Pro card that was otherwise unused at work. there's 2 things i want to do with it that haven't worked so far (though i've got what i need for now).
- input from SDI, stream h.264 via VLC.
- input from SDI, process with avisynth via ffdshow, output to SDI.
the problem here is that:
- VLC crashes whenever i try to use decklink as a capture device, no matter what the settings (googling revealed a couple of things that worked for other people, but no such luck for me).
- i can't make anything connect to decklink renderer in graphedit
has anyone got experience with this kind of thing? i don't know programming, especially for directshow, and it seems this may be the only way to make the filters connect.
basically i'd like to turn a computer i don't use much into a standards-converter/noise reducer, and also be able to stream the output of my telecine to interstate clients so they can give immediate feedback rather than waiting for a tape to be sent (i've got this part working in MSN messenger as a webcam, and also in windows media encoder, but i'd rather use h.264 and an open-source solution)
yeah, that about wraps it up :)
i've been tinkering with a spare Decklink Pro card that was otherwise unused at work. there's 2 things i want to do with it that haven't worked so far (though i've got what i need for now).
- input from SDI, stream h.264 via VLC.
- input from SDI, process with avisynth via ffdshow, output to SDI.
the problem here is that:
- VLC crashes whenever i try to use decklink as a capture device, no matter what the settings (googling revealed a couple of things that worked for other people, but no such luck for me).
- i can't make anything connect to decklink renderer in graphedit
has anyone got experience with this kind of thing? i don't know programming, especially for directshow, and it seems this may be the only way to make the filters connect.
basically i'd like to turn a computer i don't use much into a standards-converter/noise reducer, and also be able to stream the output of my telecine to interstate clients so they can give immediate feedback rather than waiting for a tape to be sent (i've got this part working in MSN messenger as a webcam, and also in windows media encoder, but i'd rather use h.264 and an open-source solution)
yeah, that about wraps it up :)