Hi, thanks for your reply
IOhannes zmoelnig wrote:
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on linux you should rather use [pix_videoNEW], because i submit all my changes to this rather than [pix_videoLinux]. anyhow, this doesn't make it work.
just a guess: the image is captured correctly but it is not textured. ([pix_draw] might produce the same result) for validation try to use [pix_pix2sig~] and [pix_sig2pix~] to transform the captured image into signal-space and back again. do you see anything but white (might be not very satisfactory) ? (don't forget to turn the audio-engine on...)
you're right, using [pix_videoNEW], [pix_pix2sig~] and [pix_sig2pix~] I see the captured image !! Is this a [pix_texture] issue ?
if so, what could it be ? a) your gfx-card b) the [pix_texture] code
which gfx-card are you using (driver) ?
It's a nvidia tnt2 and I'm using the driver "nvidia" from nvidia.com
system-specs (kernel, distribution (is it gentoo ?),...)
RH8, kernel 2.4.21 with low latency patch and v4l2 patch.
Thanks again
Mirko Petrovich CL