I believe that is a v4l2 driver, whereas I need v4l, I think, to get everything working over here. I'm not sure what the differences are between the two, to be honest, so it's possible that a v4l2 driver would work. Does it ouput to /dev/video0 in the same format? Also, I am not sure if the pcmcia card is still available... Several pepole have mentioned using a PCMCIA<->Firewire solution, but I have yet to find any way to implement getting video in through firewire so that frames can be read from the video0 device. Let me know if you are aware of any way this can be done. Thanks, dan On 7 Jun 2002, Malcolm Caldwell wrote: > Also, > > I have seen mention of a PCMCIA version of the videum called the videum > traveler. There is a driver for linux. See: > http://mobility.eecs.umich.edu/videum.htm > > and > > http://www.thedirks.org/winnov/ > > (I forget how this thread started - other options are of course USB > webcams, or if there is no USB getting a PCMCIA<->USB adapter, if > quality is desired a PCMCIA<->Firewire card could be a good option) >
