How
were you able to get 4fps across 4 inputs? I'm only able to get 2-3fps
across 2. I have to capture 1 image, switch, then discard the next
5. Otherwise, my video becomes really jumps and the color changes
dramatically (darker to lighter, etc.). Are you experiencing these
problems too? I wonder if different bt878 chips take different amounts of
time to sync?
Ryan
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From: video4linux-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:video4linux-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Matt Brocklehurst
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 3:30 AM
To: video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Whats the best way of doing this!Hi,Ive managed to finally get my V4l program to get a semi-good frame rate (4fps) over 4 cameras on a single chipped bt878 card - displaying this to screen no problem - however im at a loss how im going to dump the camera images to disk! Anyway ive tried the fps drops off to something icky (like 1fps). Any ideas/suggestions - source code would be nice! Not too bothered about the format - as long as i can convert it at a later date to jpeg no problems, just want the fastest way of dumping the data.(Was thinking about threads - did attempt this but didnt seem to get anywhere :( )Thanks in advance,
Kind Regards,Matt Brocklehurst,
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Email: matt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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