> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 12:24:27PM +0100, Oliver Seitz wrote: >> >> > A gdb backtrace might help. And are those images really supposed to be >> > 368x80? >> >> To be complete: No, the pictures should be 368x68. >> >> My first unexperienced glance at the backtrace gets attracted to those >> zeroes in variables named like frame_time. This makes me think the >> problem >> could be the unusual high frame rate, no? > > The issue is a completely different one, and related to using the Intel > JPEG encoder which encodes the images upside-down (normally, not sure > about your case). > I had the fix ready and oked, I just forgot to apply it (done now). > Could you please tell me if it is correct like this or if the video > plays upside-down? > If it's not upside-down like this there's still a bug (if you try with > ffplay, it will play the video flipped horizontally compared to how > MPlayer plays it). Great, it plays fine! Thank you. Orientation is right, neither flipped nor mirrored. But for every frame there is the message [mjpeg @ 0x87b2140]Can not flip image with CODEC_FLAG_EMU_EDGE set! displayed. I you want to check for yourself: the magnets collapse after the finger moves upwards at the right edge of the picture. play it slow (like -fps 5) to see it ;-) Greets, Kiste
