Re: [V4L] PC-104 video card or on board video for embedded system

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> Blaine Lee wrote:
> 
> > Please help,
> >
> > FYI: PC-104 is a very small form factor ISA PC bus.  It is not the
> > standard desktop style cards, they are bigger than I want/need.
> >
> > I need to order an embeded video capture PC that will work with Linux,
> > ASAP (today).
> >
> > I know of only a few I have looked at Teknor, Adastra, Arcom and
> > Advantec.  Only Adastra claims that their DV-104 works with Linux.  BUT
> > no one there has yet confirmed it, or knows which drivers to use.  Does
> > anyone have experience embedding v4l on this or any other card?
> >
> > The DV-104 uses the Phillips 7111a and C&T 69000 video together.  I know
> > very little about v4l, can any of the existing drivers work with this
> > combination?
> >
> > My needs:  Display a color camera image (NTSC) in an X window.
> > My wants:  To store snapshots on demand and allow review of those images
> > on demand.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Blaine Lee

i am using a bt848 based pci capture card which is really tiny. i use it
on a pc104+ using a pc-104+ -> standard pci converter.

it's called ospray100 (www.viewcast.com). in terms of device drivers, i
have tested it with bttv, however, i use a hybrid of freebsd and linux
driver.

 -t.

"The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the
clearer we should see through it."






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