I have not been able to find documentation on the DC10+, does anyone know
what compression chip it uses. Also, do I have access to dma both raw and
compressed video directly into ram on an embedded PCI SBC.
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Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 9:26 PM
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Subject: Re: [V4L] SVHS Output Device
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Peter Lohmann wrote:
> If you want to do some graphics processing and display it
> on a TV set, then you will need an encoder -- or set of encoders
> in your case. I don't know of any off-the-shelf cards which support
The DC10+ cards have a video decoder + JPEG compression chip, as well as a
encoder for TV output. You can buy one of these for $80. But, that's just
one TV output. Cards with multiple TV encoders (I assume that the original
question was about 2+ different TV outputs, not just a single video encoder
with multiple s-vhs plugs connected to it) probably exist, but I don't know
of
any. They would be specialized hardware and be very expensive, and most
likely
not have linux drivers.
You could just buy a bunch of cheap PCI VGA cards that have a TV output.
Getting all of the cards to work at once will probably take some doing.
Getting multiple graphics card to coexist in one system isn't always
possible.
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