Re: Using XAWTV in parallel with FFMPEG

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Nice, multi-chip boards are awesome, i wonder how many boards a pci 2.1+ (not pci-x) computer can handle..
ill do the math later (33mhz bus isnt it?).

in this board of yours, did u use a transparent pci-to-pci bridge?

-hexa

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lamar Owen" <lowen@xxxxxxxx>
To: <video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: Using XAWTV in parallel with FFMPEG
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> Your card only has a single 878.  The card we were discussing has *four* BT878 
> chips on it.  This is a totally different thing.  On your card you only have 
> a video0 device; our cards have four: video0, video1, video2, and video3.  As 
> they are completely separate, I can, say, watch the video (the LMLBT44 
> doesn't have tuners) on the composite input 0, and the other three 
> simultaneously; they will show the four different composite inputs' pictures.  
> Now, I do have the choice of composite0 and composite1 on each 878, however.
> -- 
> Lamar Owen
> Director of Information Technology
> Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
> 
> 
> 




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