Around Sat, 26 May 2001 09:25:23 -0700, I thought I heard Jodie Reynolds say:
>4) multi-hub USB board (~$50/4-hubs) and a supported USB digitizing device,
>such as the Nogatec/Zoran based systems to support security cameras or a
>supported USB camera (short range)
>
>I've seen 64 composite cameras on a single box this way, raw. (4
>hubs/board, 8 cameras @ 50% bandwidth each)
Ok, found an adapter (Belkin USB VideoBus II).. I'm currently using
'webcam' that comes with Xaw to handle the images for me.. Can I still use t,
or am I going to be hunting new software to handle the images from the cameras?
The other question I have is, does this unit handle the conversion from RCA to
USB with no help from the OS, or am I hunting drivers for it as well?
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