On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 10:43 -0500, Nathan Lutchansky wrote:
> It's not really interoperable with IVTV. IVTV only supports read/write IO
> (at least, the stable branch does) and the GO7007 driver only supports
> mmap'd IO. Also, the GO7007 delivers MPEG elementary streams only and has
> no hardware audio encoding, so you have to mux the streams in software
> yourself.
Luckily I do not need audio. Just video.
> As far as breaking files up at a scene change, it should just be necessary
> to look for a frame with a GOP header and make that the first frame of the
> new file. Nothing magic there. I'll see if I can work something like
> that into the example app for the next release.
My need is that I have to separate the images into files when some event
occurs. Or, that was going to be my approach. Perhaps I could just break
them by time and use the GOP marker to determine exactly which frame the
break will occur in. Then I just record the file and offset to the most
recently seen GOP when the event occurs. How CPU intensive is it to
locate buffers that have a GOP header?
> -Nathan
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