Pobeka
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Fri Jan-16-04 08:06 PM
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Linux Geeks -- anybody out there have advice for video capture boards? |
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I'm looking to get one, and start burning DVD's sometime in the near future.
Please share any wisdom!
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Commie Pinko Dirtbag
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Fri Jan-16-04 08:47 PM
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1. I don't have a kernel source tree handy |
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And I couldn't find an online compatibility list. The bottom line is, you want a capture card compatible with the Video4Linux subsystem.
But you are into compiling kernels might want to co into make menuconfig and look at the "Multimedia" or "Video for Linux" section and see what hardware is available.
Disclaimer: I never worked with video capture.
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Fri Jan-16-04 09:00 PM
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3. Good idea. I'll check the kernel source. n/t |
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Fri Jan-16-04 09:00 PM
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2. Get a FireWire card, and a camcorder that accepts video input |
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Fri Jan-16-04 09:02 PM
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4. I already have a camcorder. |
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Which only has the standard S-video or RCA-type video jack.
So, I'm hoping the video capture board is all I need now.
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Fri Jan-16-04 10:57 PM
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5. Kick for the later night crowd. |
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