video capture for linux

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2 total messages Started by Chad Johnson - DICE Corporation Fri, 30 Mar 2001 17:15

#982

Author: Chad Johnson - DICE Corporation
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 17:15

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I am working with both Red Hat linux as well as Caldera.  I need a video
capture board (PCI) with multiple camera hookups (would like 8).  I
currently have a board from integral technologies that works under Windows
(by the way, I hate windows) and I want to do this under linux.  Does
anybody know of a board that I can use for this  or know how to make this
board work.  The board I have uses a saa7146 chipst for the i2c communiction
and I have loaded the i2c portion from the lm-sensors project as well as a
few other drivers  and cannot seem to get it to work.  Any info would be
really appreciated.

Re: video capture for linux

#905

Author: Niels Sterrenburg
Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 11:45

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Integral has software development kits for Linux and I know that it is
possible... But I can't tell you how because my employer doesn't want to...
sorry

mail me if you can't find anything at all, then I can ask some persons where
to get the linux sdk's for the integral boards

niels

"Chad Johnson - DICE Corporation" <chadj@dicecorp.com> wrote in message
news:tc9g14c03is3aa@corp.supernews.com...
> I am working with both Red Hat linux as well as Caldera.  I need a video
> capture board (PCI) with multiple camera hookups (would like 8).  I
> currently have a board from integral technologies that works under Windows
> (by the way, I hate windows) and I want to do this under linux.  Does
> anybody know of a board that I can use for this  or know how to make this
> board work.  The board I have uses a saa7146 chipst for the i2c
communiction
> and I have loaded the i2c portion from the lm-sensors project as well as a
> few other drivers  and cannot seem to get it to work.  Any info would be
> really appreciated.
>
>
>

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