solved: Re: summery: Re: Supported "Sony DCR-HC40E" not recognized with supported "Digitus IEEE 1394 PCMCIA Card"

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> On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 19:38 +0200, Stefan Richter wrote:
> > I suppose you would point Kino to the right adapter by changing the
> > video1394 device file name. But there may be other possibilities; I
> > never tried Kino myself.
>
> Kino does not use video1394 (well, much older versions do). In
> Preferences/IEEE 1394/DV Capture, change the "raw1394 Interface"
> field to 1, for instance,

Did that and now it works perfectly. I'd say that this a bug in kino,
since the firewire port should be autodetected imho (as it is in
dvgrab).

> and restart Kino.

Also not nice in terms of usuability -- why do I need to restart to get
the changes in the preferences applied? Why aren't I told about the
restart in the preferences GUI?

Also, the help which pops up when I put my mouse on "raw1394 interface:"
says:
"This timing constant is used to determine how often to insert empty
packets (the lower the value, the fewer the empty packets)"

Is this a copy&paste mistake?

Dan, should I file bugreports for these or is having that it here
enough?

Still a very nice application :) (I archived the videos about my son
yesterday, thank you)

Jens
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Received on Sat Apr 23 10:01:02 2005