** Changed in: pitivi (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
** Changed in: pitivi (Ubuntu)
Milestone: None => ubuntu-10.10
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PiTiVi does not import DVSD (DV2) correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/668957
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Ok now is clear, PiTiVi fail importing the file, not during conversion.
I assign to PiTiVi
** Changed in: ffmpeg (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
** Package changed: ffmpeg (Ubuntu) => pitivi (Ubuntu)
** Tags added: lucid
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PiTiVi does not import DVSD (DV2) correctly
https://bugs.lau
hi fabio,
I doubt that this is a ffmpeg bug..the original DV (that i use for PiTiVi
input) plays perfectly on ffplay
the output-file of PiTiVi (the one I uploaded) plays distorted on every player
alike
also, conversion with ffmpeg from DV to DV works perfectly.
I know the vid goes corrupt
btw, did you actually wanted the pitivi output ? (what i uploaded) or
did you wanted what i gave to pitivi as input
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PiTiVi does not import DVSD (DV2) correctly
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ok, here, ffplay test.dv plays the fragment exactly how the fragment is
(skewed aspect and jaggy without sound)
just like mplayer and vlc
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@tom
to reproduce, open a terminal, go to the directory where test.dv is then type
ffplay test.dv
I've tried and don't work, that mean that is a ffmpeg issue.
Fabio
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PiTiVi does not import DVSD (DV2) correctly
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hi fabio,
here is the attachment, because it is DV it is only 2 second of video (6MB
already)
how can I reproduce this with ffplay ?
btw, ffmpeg -i test.avi -target pal-dv test.dv works, no problem there.
@Jean-François
in maverick the garbling of the video stream is indeed solved in 0.13.5 but
So, as I understand, this bug is fixed in 0.13.5? (I indeed see no
problem importing 720x480 NTSC DV files in pitivi git).
I'd be surprised if that version gets backported to lucid... as it would
imply backporting gstreamer as well. I kinda doubt it. Well you can use
https://launchpad.net/~gstream
hello thom
You can help with the first point by attaching an example file to this bug
report. Please note that a proper attachment is preferred over a link to some
remote site. Remote sites that are password protected or otherwise restricted
(services like rapidshare.com) are absolutely not acce
As i think that this is an libavcodec issue i assign to ffmpeg packages
Fabio
** Package changed: pitivi (Ubuntu) => ffmpeg (Ubuntu)
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** Package changed: ubuntu => pitivi (Ubuntu)
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good news, PiTiVi 0.13.5 1ubuntu2 (maverick) solved the above import problem.
maybe a candidate for backporting ?
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