Using v4l to do basic video (file) processing?

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Subject: Using v4l to do basic video (file) processing?
From: David Topper <topper@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 15:59:05 -0500
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Hi folks,

I'm using V4L to grab / display video from my Osprey100 card. Worksgreat.Now I'm thinking of moving ahead to reading / writing various video fileformats. It may sound silly, but it just occurred to me that V4L mighthave some built in functionality for this?I'm looking at Gstreamer too, but am having some trouble getting itinstalled / working properly under Slackware 9.1


Thanks,

DT

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