A BT878 windows driver could capture 30 fps while Switching Channels

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I got a windows-based digital surveillance system from Korea,
with only one BT-878, this application could capture 28-32 fps
320x240 pictures while switching 4 channels of cameras with
built-in MUX.
 
The most important information is: the captured pictures are
clear and stable (without iamge jump up/down).
 
Under V4L, we know that, after switching to a new channel,
it need some time to resync, and to avoid wrong odd/even order.
 
But, what is the different with the windows-based BT-878 driver ?
 
And, I think it capture 4 pictures at once (almost the same time).
Maybe the windows driver try to find out the best sequence of
channels switching, and programming the RISC in advanced in the
optimized order (maybe 1-4-2-3, 1-4-2-3,....)

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