Hi Jodie:
I suppose anything V4L-1 compliant should do the trick. I use Winnov
Videum, bttv and Osprey 100 cards here. I also have a couple old QuickCams
that work fine-ish too. (More a failing with that camera than V4L or its
Linux driver. sloooow) I basically buy whatever is decently priced. The
BTTV cards can be had for $40 in this area (most noteably the Hauppage
cards) and the Videum's for less than $200...
The URL you asked for in your next message is:
http://ffmpeg.sourceforge.net
Regards,
--- Jodie
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joe Briggs
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 5:22 AM
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Subject: RE: [V4L] Streaming bttv webcam? How?
Hi Jodie -
I am excited by your review and downloaded ffmpeg/ffserver. What audio &
video input devices do you recommend?
Joe Briggs
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 4/14/01, 5:24:02 PM, "Jodie Reynolds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding RE: [V4L] Streaming bttv webcam? How?:
> ffserver in the ffmpeg package does a fine job at sending Real Video,
Motion
> JPEG, h.263, MPEG1, AC/3, MPEG audio layer 2, etc. It's simply the
fastest,
> most solid video encoder I've _ever_ seen run on any platform, anywhere.
<CLIP!>
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