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Originally Posted by geekmaster
Try piping some of the ffmpeg output to a file. You can just encode a few seconds to keep it small. Then try feeding the file to the raw2gmv transcoder.
If it does not work, zip up that raw file (or a portion of it) and post a link to it so I can look at it. I need at least a few frames of video in the raw file. Thanks...
I suppose it COULD be a tcc problem. I use gcc for my x86 compiles. There is a code:blocks installer that includes it, ready to go (with IDE even)... I usually use command line builds though (batch files), except when debugging...
Get the installer with mingw:
http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/binaries |
Okay - I piped ffmpeg to sample.raw then played it with raw2gmv and nc to my kindle - I got a slightly faster frame rate, but still rolling.
When I use gcc to compile raw2gmv it seems a little better - when it works. sample.raw played rolling with raw2gmvtcc but didn't display at all with raw2gmvgcc. nc worked better with gcc, I think it only rolled side to side.
EDIT: Actually no, raw2gmvgcc works just the same as raw2gmvtcc. I attached sample.gmv.gz, it was made with raw2gmvgcc and behaves the same as earlier gmv.gz files I've made with raw2gmvtcc.
I attached sample.raw zipped.