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I am using the dvgrab application to copy data from my camcorder to the computer but I think there are many other ways how you can do that.

 

install the packages

make sure you have installed the needed packages:

# rpm -qa|grep dvgrab
dvgrab-3.2-1.fc8

also make sure you have loaded the required kernel modules:

# lsmod |grep -i iee && lsmod |grep -i fire
ieee1394 72372 1 ohci1394
firewire_ohci 22341 0
firewire_core 34785 1 firewire_ohci
crc_itu_t 6080 1 firewire_core

 

grab it

 

switch your camera on, and run the following command:

 

# dvgrab film
send oops
Found AV/C device with GUID 0x0000850000f463a3
Capture Started

 

stop dvgrab with "Ctrl+C".

This will copy your data (unmodified!) to a file called "film001.dv". There are a gazillion options for dvgrab. Here are some good examples:

 

Backup DV to DVD (example from the man pages):

 

dvgrab --autosplit --size 1998 --csize 4400 --cmincutsize 10 foo-


Records  video data from the default IEEE1394 source, cuts it into chunks when a new recording starts or when  the  current file  exceeds  1998  megabytes, or the current collection of files exceeds 4400 megabytes. It also reduces the size of the smallest  file  made  due  to  a  collection  size  cut to 10 megabytes.

This option is perfect for backing up DV to DVD’s as 2 Gb  is around  the maximum file size that (the current) linux imple-mentation of the ISO9660 ilesystem can handle!
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