Grabbing video with 2.4.5-low-latency patch

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Has anyone out there tried grabbing video after applying
Andrew Morton's low latency kernel patch, which is available at
http://www.uow.edu.au/~andrewm/linux/schedlat.html?

I have just patched my 2.4.5-xfs kernel and the patch seems to have
potential for video capturing applications.  It definitely seems to
improve capturing uncompressed video with xawtv's streamer -- I seem to
be able to capture at a higher resolution now without losing many frames.
In addition, other activity seems to have less effect on a process
which is capturing video.

I remember that there was a lot of debate about Ingo Molnar's 2.2
series patches.  Linus seemed to think they were an ugly solution,
though Ingo claimed they were effective.  Has there been a similar
discussion about Andrew's 2.4 patch?  I don't remember seeing anything
on the Linux kernel mailing list.

-- Mike

:wq





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