Dag Bakke writes:
>
> It has often been stated that great utilities should do exactly one thing,
> and do that very well. Do you know any great utilities for recording from
> a V4L(2) device? Please do not hesitate to tell me if it already exists.
>
> (If you are tired of non-programmers w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi,
>
> is there any pre aug 2000 video4linux archive available?
>
Here is a 1999 version of bttv:
http://www.metzlerbros.de/mbros/bttv.html
Marcus
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Mike Schumi writes:
> Hi,
>
> I've been looking all around for a video capture (frame grabber) PCMCIA card for a
> project I'm doing, but can't seem to find any?
> I know there the option of using a USB pcmcia or some other method. But first I'd
> like to exaust the idea of a PCMCIA cap
PlasmaJohn writes:
> On Sat, 8 Feb 2003, Marcus Metzler wrote:
>
> > There is also a driver for the em8400 chip, but it's not publicly
> > available.
>
> Will it be? I hear good things about the X-Card, particularly compared to the
> dxr3.
>
>
Gert Vervoort writes:
> PlasmaJohn wrote:
> This also a valid value. (althoug not support by SAA6752, which is fixed
> to 48kHz).
>
> >Trick Modes? (ff, rew)
> >
> Trick modes are a decoder issue. Does iTVC15 also have a MPEG decoder?
>
> This raises a different topic, as my list was e
Gert Vervoort writes:
> I considered adding a V4L2 MPEG encoder extension, but I did not find
> the time to do it. And making a good generic API for MPEG encoders is
> quite difficult, although most encoder have a lot of settings in common
> (features which can be found in MPEG standard), th
Gert Vervoort writes:
> >
> >
> >As far as framework goes, we're aware of DVB and I looked very briefly at it
> >but none of us have any implementation experience with either ( volunteers
> >welcome! ;) that or V4L2. I did notice that V4L2 will need some work to deal
> >with an MPEG compress
PlasmaJohn writes:
> I would like to announce that the ivtv project has been created to house the
> development of the OpenSource (GPL) Linux driver for Conexant CX23415 /
> iCompression iTVC15 based hardware MPEG compression boards such as the
> Hauppauge PVR-350 and older revs of the PVR-250
David Topper writes:
> My hunch is that PCMCIA would be better, particularly for USB 1.0 based
> laptops. But I'm curious to hear:
>
> a) if people have any preferences
> b) if there are even and PCMCIA video capture cards supported by V4L.
> I didn't see any on the "gallery" page.
>
David J. Topper writes:
> Hi folks,
>
> Finally got my Osprey 100 working. Seems happier with an S-Video
> connection than regular composite. Go figure.
>
> In any case, now I'm trying to figure out this API. The stuff in
> /usr/src/linux/Documentation does give the basics, but it wou
Michael Hieb writes:
> Obviously I have been a dunce and bought the wrong card. What card do
> people have working. All I want to do is plug in a Sony DVR (via
> s-video) or the playback from a VCR, and capture the playback into an
> MPEG file. I don't mind buying another if I can be reasonable
Phil Lambert writes:
> I just purchased a Radeon 7500 All-In-Wonder Card, but haven't opened it
> yet. I am afraid that it may not work with UT03, does anyone out there
> no for a fact if the card will work? If not I will exchange it for the
> 8500 AIW, if it will though that is great as I ca
Robert Reid writes:
> ok, new mplayer,
> mplayer -tv on:driver=v4l
>
> doesn't work, I get the following as part of the output
> Playing TV
> Detected TV! ;-)
> Selected driver: v4l
> name: Video 4 Linux input
> author: Alex Beregszaszi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> comment: under development
Robert Reid writes:
> Yeah, tvtime works ok on my fv3k
> The deinterlacing is still a bit tricky, but not knowing enough about
> the algorithms and never having using dscaler I'm not sure whether it is
> good or bad. It certainly didn't look as good as watching DVDs in
> mplayer with the -
Billy Biggs writes:
> John Coppens ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 09:43:31 -0500 (EST)
> > Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Get the updates sis driver modules and you'll get Xv
> >
> > Did an update to 4.2.1, which, I suppose is what you referred to, and found
Hi,
I am looking for a capture program that can record mpg4 or mpg1/2 and at the
same time display via Xvideo from a v4l source (no v4l2). The whole
thing should work with a 1200MHz CPU. The recording quality should be
at least VHS level. I tried ffmpeg (all supported codecs) for
recording and dec
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