Back to Win XP for camera?

[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.

Thank you very, very much to all for trying to help me. I have certainly
learnt a great deal. In the end solving the problem was ridiculously
easy. Following various leads I discovered that I needed to load several
bits and pieces which I thought I had done. However, I found that I had
missed one from the list given. I am now a happy old man.

Norman