Meat_PoPsiclez
15th May 2005, 08:45
I'm looking to create a chain coming off my camcorder to feed live video (not taped mind you) into avisynth.
I can get avisynth to load a recorded dv-avi clip via graphedit with this script
AudioDub(DirectShowSource("e:\dv.avi"),DirectShowSource("e:\dv.GRF"))
The file was created with a graphedit script consisting of the Microsft DV Camera and VCR source, with the DV A/V Out pin leading to the AVI Muxer, then to the file writer. No problems, works like a charm.
The playback graph consists of the file source, AVI Splitter, DV Splitter (left open to connect to avisynth)
But how can I make this live?
If I make a graph going from the "Microsft DV Camera and VCR source" to the dv splitter, I will get an avisynth error "DirectShowSource: Could not open as video or audio"
Any ideas?
What I really want to do (this is a convoluted process) is use vlc to broadcast the video stream via http, but it refuses to connect to the camcorder in record mode, only working with a tape in in play mode.
Anybody accomplished something simliar?
I can get avisynth to load a recorded dv-avi clip via graphedit with this script
AudioDub(DirectShowSource("e:\dv.avi"),DirectShowSource("e:\dv.GRF"))
The file was created with a graphedit script consisting of the Microsft DV Camera and VCR source, with the DV A/V Out pin leading to the AVI Muxer, then to the file writer. No problems, works like a charm.
The playback graph consists of the file source, AVI Splitter, DV Splitter (left open to connect to avisynth)
But how can I make this live?
If I make a graph going from the "Microsft DV Camera and VCR source" to the dv splitter, I will get an avisynth error "DirectShowSource: Could not open as video or audio"
Any ideas?
What I really want to do (this is a convoluted process) is use vlc to broadcast the video stream via http, but it refuses to connect to the camcorder in record mode, only working with a tape in in play mode.
Anybody accomplished something simliar?