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170 | giacomo | 1 | Project: S.Ha.R.K. |
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3 | Frame Grabber support from BTTV linux driver |
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5 | Coordinators: |
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7 | Giorgio Buttazzo <giorgio@sssup.it> |
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8 | Paolo Gai <pj@gandalf.sssup.it> |
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10 | Authors: |
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12 | Giacomo Guidi <giacomo@gandalf.sssup.it> |
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14 | This is the first version of BTTV driver under shark. |
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15 | It's a strongly hacked driver for all the frame grabbers |
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174 | giacomo | 16 | with bt848/878 actually supported by linux. |
17 | The audio sub-device is not supported. |
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170 | giacomo | 18 | |
174 | giacomo | 19 | New features (related with the old PXC driver): |
170 | giacomo | 20 | |
21 | - No more DOS external init |
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23 | - Color grabbing (bpp 8,16,24) |
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25 | - Changing resolution and grabbing period (periodic hard task... see fg.c) |
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27 | - BTTV linux-like driver interface (bttv_open, bttv_ioctl, ecc) |
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177 | giacomo | 29 | For a fast use of this driver: |
170 | giacomo | 30 | |
31 | makefile symbol: __BTTV__ |
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33 | #include <drivers/fg.h> |
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182 | giacomo | 35 | FG_init(<grabbing period>,<grabbing wcet>,<grabbing width>, |
36 | <grabbing height>,<color mode>,<channel>); //Initialize FG |
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170 | giacomo | 37 | |
177 | giacomo | 38 | <color mode> could be FG_MONO or FG_RGB24 |
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182 | giacomo | 40 | <channel> usually 0 |
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170 | giacomo | 42 | fgptr = FG_getbuffer(); //Get the image pointer |
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177 | giacomo | 44 | Now fgptr is a pointer to the grabbed image, but to elaborate an |
45 | image is better to define a function like |
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170 | giacomo | 46 | |
174 | giacomo | 47 | elaborate_image(void *imageptr); |
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49 | and with |
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51 | FG_set_hook(elaborate_image); |
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53 | this function will be periodically called when a grabbed |
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54 | image is ready. A Double Buffer is implemented so the elaborated |
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55 | image is always complete and consistent. See fg.c for the code details. |
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177 | giacomo | 57 | FG_start_grabbing(); to start the frame grabber |
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177 | giacomo | 59 | FG_close(); To close the FG |
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61 | For an example see BTTVDEMO |
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