This is the command dvconnect that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
dvconnect - receive or transmit raw DV using the video1394 device
SYNOPSIS
dvconnect [ options ] raw dv files or '-- -' for stdin/stdout
DESCRIPTION
dvconnect captures raw DV streams from or sends raw DV streams to the Linux IEEE 1394
video1394 device.
--version
show dvconnect version number.
-s, --send
send data instead of capturing.
-v, --verbose
show status information while receiving / sending.
-c, --channel=number
channel to send / receive on (range: 0 - 63, default = 63).
-k, --kbuffers=number
number of kernel video1394 frame buffers to use. default = 8.
--start-frame=count
start at count frame (defaults to 0).
-e, --end-frame=count
end at count frame (defaults to unlimited).
--cip-n-ntsc=number
cip n ntsc timing counter (default: 2436).
--cip-d-ntsc=number
cip d ntsc timing counter (default: 38400).
--syt-offset=number
syt offset (default: 10000 range: 10000-26000).
-b, --buffers=number
max number of file io thread buffers to use. default = 250.
-u, --underrun-data=filename
file with the frame to send in case of underruns.
-d, --device=filename
Specify the video1394 device (default /dev/video1394/0).
Help Options
-?, --help
Show help message.
--usage
Display brief usage message.
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