We have a PC/104+ video capture card with Linux support. It is called the
MTV2000 and information can be found at our website www.ampltd.com in the
Video/Multimedia section.
For pricing information call +44 (0) 1353 659500 or email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It works with standard BTTV drivers, hence is very easy to get working.
At 12:11 pm 6/10/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Please help,
>
>FYI: PC-104 is a very small form factor ISA PC bus. It is not the
>standard desktop style cards, they are bigger than I want/need.
>
>I need to order an embeded video capture PC that will work with Linux,
>ASAP (today).
>
>I know of only a few I have looked at Teknor, Adastra, Arcom and
>Advantec. Only Adastra claims that their DV-104 works with Linux. BUT
>no one there has yet confirmed it, or knows which drivers to use. Does
>anyone have experience embedding v4l on this or any other card?
>
>The DV-104 uses the Phillips 7111a and C&T 69000 video together. I know
>very little about v4l, can any of the existing drivers work with this
>combination?
>
>My needs: Display a color camera image (NTSC) in an X window.
>My wants: To store snapshots on demand and allow review of those images
>on demand.
>
>Thanks
>Blaine Lee
>
>
>
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Advanced Micro Peripherals Ltd
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