Hi! I work from the Linux bash command with dvgrab commands.. How can I capture videos in .m2t selecting start and end? For example if I have a video during 50 minutes and I want capture only from 00:15:00 to 00:43:00 how can I do it?
Another question: is possible use dvgrab and ffmpeg together? (dvgrab for capture and ffmpeg for encode)
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I think the linux forum section is better for this. Moving you.
Nope, I have no idea how to use dvgrab. -
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ever thought about compiling ffmpeg with firewire support and simply use just ffmpeg? (see: http://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-devices.html#iec61883)is possible use dvgrab and ffmpeg together? (dvgrab for capture and ffmpeg for encode)
Other than that using named pipes might work,... (never used dvgrab) -
Hello. I'm interested in the dvgrab program for Windows - does anyone have one?
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1. posting in a 12-year-old post: bad behavior (would have been better to open a new post and reference to this one)
2. afaik https://github.com/ddennedy/dvgrab is Linux only.
3. Why not use https://www.videohelp.com/software/WinDV on Windows?users currently on my ignore list: deadrats, Stears555, marcorocchini -
Also you should try the (now free!) ScenalyzerLive
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I need a program dvgrab to combine a powershell script and a MiniDV camcorder, to control the camera (playback, switch to forward, backward, etc.), I tried via the MINI USB cable in the program ScenalyzerLive(so far the only program that can copy data correctly) but it makes the camera a little buggy, and the camcorder freezes.
Maybe there is, for example, a Python script that can control a MiniDV camcorder, that is, with commands, and can store information from it? -
Maybe someone didn't read carefully or the translator didn't translate accurately. The camcorder has two connectors: FireWire (my computer doesn't have that connector) and USB mini. And I connect the camcorder via USB mini to the computer through the ScenalyzerLive program and the camera works, and I can control it. But the program has a bad effect on the camcorder, and sometimes the camcorder itself freezes on one frame. I hope you understand!
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True, but some Panasonic camcorders have DV transfer via USB which works very well.Originally Posted by VWestlife
@Nadya86, what is the make and model number of your camcorder? -
You do have DV over USB. Given Scenalyzer is "sort of" making contact with your GS500, try checking and/or changing your Windows Firewire drivers. I have a spiel on it on my website here.
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I repeat once again that I'm trying to write a PowerShell script that will control a video camera via USB mini, I've already done what I can to copy data from the video camera to the computer, but I don't know how to control it: play, fast forward, rewind - yet, that's why I wrote here that maybe someone has their own written program or script.
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My point was that if you have firewire set up correctly in Windows, Scenalyzer will give you full control over your camcorder.Originally Posted by nadya86
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If you want to programmatically run your capture flow:
- Switch to linux (dual boot) for capture to properly install DV grab
- use WSL + dvgrab + bash (or powershell on linux if you insist on psh)
- (recommended) Use DV rescue CLI, that is a modern tool, it has a native windows binary and as the name implies, is a CLI version so can be invoked from whatever scripting language you want to use: https://old.mediaarea.net/download/snapshots/binary/dvrescue/20260502/
- use some tool that can automate the clicks for you with whatever tool you're using (worst solution) -
My PowerShell script for Windows can capture a MiniDV stream and save it to a file. No problem there! I want to do video camera curation via a script - you know? If anyone has some kind of program like dvgrab but for Windows?


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