| 13,10 → 13,11 |
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| This is the first version of BTTV driver under shark. |
| It's a strongly hacked driver for all the frame grabbers |
| with bt848/878 actually supported by linux. |
| The audio sub-device is not supported. |
| with bt848/878 actually supported by linux... I cannot |
| assure that every frame grabber card (with bt848) could work |
| without problems. The audio sub-device is not supported. |
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| New features (related with the old PXC driver): |
| New things (related with PXC driver): |
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| - No more DOS external init |
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| 26,7 → 27,7 |
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| - BTTV linux-like driver interface (bttv_open, bttv_ioctl, ecc) |
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| For a fast use of this driver (GRAY8 mode): |
| For a fast use of this driver (GREY8 default mode): |
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| makefile symbol: __BTTV__ |
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| 36,19 → 37,10 |
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| fgptr = FG_getbuffer(); //Get the image pointer |
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| Now fgptr is a pointer to the grabbed image (GRAY8 type); |
| Now fgptr is a pointer to the grabbed image (GREY8 type, to change it look at fg.c); |
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| But to elaborate an image is better to define a function like |
| It's implemented a Double Buffer policy, so FG_getbuffer must |
| be called before any access to the grabbed image. |
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| elaborate_image(void *imageptr); |
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| and with |
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| FG_set_hook(elaborate_image); |
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| this function will be periodically called when a grabbed |
| image is ready. A Double Buffer is implemented so the elaborated |
| image is always complete and consistent. See fg.c for the code details. |
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| FG_close(); //Close the FG |
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