Back to Win XP for camera?

[H.S.]

norman wrote:
>> In the Export tab, do you see a number of tabs at the top? Is one of 
>> them "MPEG"? In that mpeg tab, you need to specify what output format 
>> you want. Select that, e.g. Generic mpeg1 or Generic mpeg2 or DVD, and 
>> click on Export button at the bottom of that window. You should get an 
>> mpeg file which has video as well as audio. Before exporting, click on 
>> "Advanced Options" and note that there is an "mplex" command being 
>> called. Check that you have mplex on your system:
>> $> which mplex
> 
> I follow that exactly and, because I want to play the result on the
> computer, always select mpeg2. Under Advanced Options I have 3 items one
> of which is mplex -v 0. I also checked and confirmed that mjpegtools is
> present (suggested by another helper). I know there is sound there
> because I can save and play the sound by itself. I am totally puzzled as
> to what is going wrong.
> 
> Norman
> 
> 


Here is what is suggest. Start kino from a command terminal using the 
command:
$> kino &


Then do your operations on your video to produce the mpeg. When all the 
operations are being done, you may see some messages output in the 
terminal from which you started kino. Look at those messages carefully 
and see what the resulting files being produced (when is the video being 
encoded, when is the audio being encoded, when is the multiplexing being 
done, etc.).

After the above process finished, also see which are the most recent 
files that were produced:
$> ls -altr

List the above observations here.

->HS