On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 20:31, Nathan Lutchansky wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 07:30:37PM +0100, Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
> > Of course, the Plextore drivers package for Linux includes an app
> > (gorecord) to capture to an AVI file. It uses their Video4Linux2
> > driver's mmap method and does provide a Video4Linux 2 interface. The
> > main thing the driver does not provide is the headers and trailers
> > needed in the AVI file. So, let's be happy Plexstore took the effort to
> > make a Linux driver that followed an existing API.
>
> Is there something amiss about the way the driver delivers the video
> stream? I thought this would be the most appropriate way to transfer the
> video from the hardware to user-space. -Nathan
No. I thought it was fully correct. I am just curious how the headers
and trailers are to be generated.
The original poster's question of an apparent lack of a raw mode is
still an issue for apps that want to view the capture live. But I think
Plexstore's v4l2 driver and sample capture code for Linux were a very
nice thing. The card is more for making DVDs than viewing, I suspect.
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