Video Frame Grabber Support?

Video Frame Grabber Support?

Post by Anthony P. Russo -- aka Stupendous Ma » Fri, 01 Mar 1996 04:00:00



Hi.

I'd like to know if there are Linux drivers for any
video frame grabbers. I remember a Matrox card being
supported. Is there any support for other frame grabbers?
Can anyone give me a pointer to the driver code for any of them,
including the matrox?

Thanks a lot.

Tony

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Video Frame Grabber Support?

Post by Alex deVri » Fri, 01 Mar 1996 04:00:00



: Hi.

: I'd like to know if there are Linux drivers for any
: video frame grabbers. I remember a Matrox card being
: supported. Is there any support for other frame grabbers?
: Can anyone give me a pointer to the driver code for any of them,
: including the matrox?

Yup... our * (http://www.veryComputer.com/*/) uses
a hacked copy of the Pro Movie Studio driver.  Works quite well, really.

Now, if someone was bored, it'd be nice to put these into kernel space...

- Alex

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           Alex deVries, System Administrator, EngSoc
               Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
             http://www.veryComputer.com/~adevries/

 
 
 

1. video capture / frame grabber support in Linux

hello,

We need to do video input using Linux. I frame every few seconds is fine
for our purposes, but we do need color. 640x480 resolution would be nice,
but if we have to live with 320x200, we could for a while I think.

I have looked at the video software and drivers available at sunsite,
and did not really find anything that met our needs.

Here is my assessment of the supported hardware:

o  ImageNation Cortex I : grayscale

o  Quanta WinVision video capture card : low end, grayscale

o  FAST Screen Machine II : hard to get in US, PAL, high end = expensive

o  Video Blaster, Rombo Media Pro+ : color, old, might not work, no support,
                                     does not work with newer cards

o  Pro Movie Studio by MediaVision : maybe...it is color, need more info

The only possibility so far is the Pro Movie Studio, which may be hard to
get and expensive (we can't spend $1000 on a frame capture card).

thank you for your time,

Dwayne Fontenot

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