Re: V4L2 and norm switching

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Hello Billy,

  But stopping streaming could take a long time, the latency on channel
change would be huge!

I know that this is mostly nitpicking, but well:

If you switch to a new channel, the video acquisition of your capture card needs about 1-5 frames to sync to the new video signal. These are 40ms to 200ms that are simply lost.

In that time, you can unmap the buffers if necessary, query the buffers again if necessary, map them again, queue them again and start streaming capture.

If you don't have a norm change, you can simply queue them again and start over.

CU
Michael.





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