Problem different dv sources

Hi,
I maked a dv file of mine photographs with videoporama and want to 
combine this with film dv of my Sony camera.
With a Nikon coolpix 5200 was this to arange but the filmpictures are 
stroked with a ittle bit of colour sweem. By mine Nikon P90 pictures set 
to same method the dv files will work very well but by insert between or 
after a set the Kino programm will direct stopped and fall down.
Also when i convert by Kino to dv file's have i the same problem.
Do you want I can do to avoid this problem.
K.N. Eindhoven

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Kino - Freezes up

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Re: Kino - Freezes up

On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 1:42 PM, Marcel Upfold (ZS1OTB)
<zs1otb <at> dikwa.co.za> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm new to Kino.
>
> I installed the package and tried to run it.
>
> I hooked up a Panasonic Camcorder and got it to recognise the camcorder from
> Ubuntu - Kino
>
> I used the capture facility and it seems to be recording well under Ubuntu
> 10.04, however after 12 to  21 seconds of capturing the program freezes up.
> I have to force a shutdown.
>
> I need to get the video off the camcorder and onto the computer.

I suggest skipping kino and using dvgrab:

$ dvgrab -rewind -showstatus -size 0

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Re: Kino

On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 2:40 PM, Marcel Upfold (ZS1OTB)
<zs1otb <at> dikwa.co.za> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a way to "shrink" AV files which have been created with Kino's
> Export function.
>
> I have video footage which, in raw format is about 5 Gb big although to
> total time for the video is less than 30 minutes. The final product .AVI
> file is then in excess of 5Gb in size. Too big to put on a normal 4.7Gb DVD.
>
> Is there a way in Kino to "shrink" or compress the file so that it can be
> fit on a DVD.

Use the MPEG tab.

>
> I'm new to this video think in Ubuntu and I have to compile short video's
> (approx 30 to 45 minutes each) for a radio program.
>
> Any help will be gratefully appreciated...
>

Kino is nice, but as you spend time on doing video stuff you will want
features kino does not have.  Then you will spend time learning a tool
that does have them, and the time spent with kino is basically wasted.

Have a look at kdenlive, or openshot.  I have used kdenlive and been
very happy.

> Regards
>
> ZS1OTB... aka Marcel
>
>
>
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