Re: Two Bt878 cards, one for overlay, the other for saving images to disk

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> grabs a'la time-lapse recorder. The incoming raw images from this other card
> must be compressed and I am going to use some kind of compression board,

You may well find you dont need hardware for the compression process - 
depending on what level of quality you need

> Linux drivers for it.) What must happen is this: order this other card
> to grab in to some buffer allocated by me, then feed that image data
> to the compressor board and read compressed images back and write them to
> disk. Simply put. I would also like to allocate many buffers and switch
> the target on the fly, to implement a circular buffer.

The capture drivers basically implement a circular buffer in kernel space
you map into your program, so that should be the right effect.

Alan





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