[vlc] Capture video / Stream with direct show:

Tue Dec 27 18:21:43 CET 2005

Thank you Mark,
   for responding to the issue I am having with vlc.
  I tried to play locally,but still I just get the black screen with the same error message
  MAIN WARNING LATE PICTURE SKIPPED
  MAIN WARNING LATE PICTURE SKIPPED
  MAIN WARNING LATE PICTURE SKIPPED
  MAIN WARNING LATE PICTURE SKIPPED
  and so on

   I also change the settings input window from  0.0 to 15.0
  where you mention that is not configure to output the right color space or croma I don't have many options maybe this explain more what is wrong.   the choice I have under DERECTX VIDEO OUPUT IS YUV-RGB conversions
  and where says name of desired display device I have two choices which is 
  Default or display 
  That is what I can choose no name showp up for the converter.
   that says  
  I don't know what to do with this any more if you can think of something 
  Please let me know

  Thank you for your great effort to help
  Herb

Mark Moriarty <mfmbusiness at earthlink.net> wrote:
      I assume that you are just trying to display locally on your PC, not trying to send it over the network yet?  That is the way to go, one step at a time -- once it displays locally, transmitting over the network will be workable.

  One common thing is that the card is not configured to output the right color space, or chroma.  For instance, with my Osprey video capture card I have a half a dozen different choices -- things that say I420, YUY2, YVU9, UYVY, etc.  For my particular capture device, with its drivers, I tell it to use I420.  You change the chroma by using that "Configure" button, poking around to see where your card offers options to change it.

  Another possibility is that you are tryiing to tell the card to output too many frames per second -- that it, or the USB interface, is not able to keep up.  To adjust that, click the "Advanced Options" button on the main DirectShow Input window.  Down in "Video input frame rate" perhaps try changing it from 0.0 to 15.0.

  Good luck!

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  From: vlc-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:vlc-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of Herbert Reyes
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 12:05 PM
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Capture video / Stream with direct show:

  I am getting a black Screen now with an error that says:
  Main warning_ Late Picture Skipped
Main warning_ Late Picture Skipped
  Main warning_ Late Picture Skipped
  Main warning_ Late Picture Skipped

  Can some one Help me with this please

  Thank you Mark for trying to help me out to get this TV Converter to work using Direct show. I followed  your instructions I am able to get the screen to display but is Gray out . I click on messages and I see the errors
    Here is   :    Stream out transcode debug late picture skipped.
Stream out transcode debug late picture skipped
  Stream out transcode debug late picture skipped
  Stream out transcode debug late picture skipped
  Stream out transcode debug late picture skipped

  Do you or any one out there can tell me what I have to do next to fix it.
  It seems like I am getting there.

  Thank you very much
  Happy Holidays to all
Mark Moriarty <mfmbusiness at earthlink.net> wrote:
      There's pretty much a standard debugging approach:
  1)  Does VLC work with my input device?
  2)  How do I transcode to a file?.

  I've checked a latest VLC build, plus 0.8.4a, using Win XP Home Edition, SP2.  Both a generic USB Webcam and an Osprey PCI framegrabber are working fine.  This tells me that VLC is generally "playing nice" with DirectShow devices.  If your USB capture device is DirectShow, it should be OK.
  -Do you have the very latest drivers installed for your TV402U, whatever the vendor provides?
  -Try to get a local display:
  --File -- Open Capture Device
  --Select Refresh List, next to Video device name, then pick your device from the dropdown list
  --Select "Configure" next to "Refresh list" -- this should open whatever directshow control panel the vendor has made available for the device -- try selecting different options
  --Down in display size, try plugging in 320x240 for the time being
  --Select OK -- the Open window should close, VLC connects to your device, a video window appears.  If this doesn't happen, go back through and try chaning the options you reach through Configure.

  Once you are able to get a local display, you should be able to take the next step, transcode to a file.

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  From: vlc-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:vlc-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of Herbert Reyes
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 2:23 PM
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Capture video / Stream with direct show:

  Thanks for responding to this post
  Pierre,

  This is what I have  a pc with windows XP sp2
  I have a Digital Video converter px TV402U connected to it using usb port and I have a external DVD player connected to the Digital Video Converter. I want to capture the video from the external DVD player. I have movie on a DVD playe that I want to capture using VLC 08.4a
  I am not sure if I have to configure anything because I can't capture video when I try.
  I get all kind of errors 

  main warning late picture skipped 
  main warning out range
  Dshow can't open video
  Thank you again
  Let me know if this clear enough.

Pierre ROULLET <pierre.roullet at st.com> wrote:
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What do you mean stream with Directshow?

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From: vlc-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:vlc-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of
Herbert Reyes
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 3:49 PM
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Re: Stream with directshow:

Any one can help with this issue I appreciate
Thank you

Herbert Reyes 
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wrote:

Hi guys,
I am using windows xp sp2

I am trying to stream with DirectShow I have not been able to do it I get
all kind of errors like
main warning Late picture skipped
Main warning Out range
Dshow can't open video
Dshow error can't use device: Plextor ConvertX TV402U
Dshow error couldn't bind moniker to filter device

those are some of the errors I get.

If any one can help me please 
Tahnk you all
Goose

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    What do you mean stream with Directshow?

  -----Original Message-----
From: vlc-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:vlc-bounce at videolan.org] On Behalf Of Herbert Reyes
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 3:49 PM
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Re: Stream with directshow:

  Any one can help with this issue I appreciate
  Thank you

Herbert Reyes <hreys at yahoo.com> wrote:
           Hi guys,
  I am using windows xp sp2

  I am trying to stream with DirectShow I have not been able to do it I get all kind of errors like
  main warning Late picture skipped
  Main warning Out range
  Dshow can't open video
  Dshow error can't use device: Plextor ConvertX TV402U
  Dshow error couldn't bind moniker to filter device

  those are some of the errors I get.

  If any one can help me please 
  Tahnk you all
  Goose

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