hi Ben,
B. Bogart wrote:
Hey Vincent,
does the dvds card give you a V4L2 interface or some other thing that is independant?
well, as far as i understood latest drivers from linuxtv are designed to merge v4l and dvb interfaces. i found that kaffeine will look for dvb device in sth like /video/dvb/... (i don't have the computer in front of me right now so i am pretty sure the path is a bit wrong). btw, using kaffeine is nice because it can scan automatically satellite channels...
xawtv seems to recognize the dvb device just like anyother v4l device. even Gem e.g. seems to recognize the dvb device. but in both cases (xawtv and Gem) i can't get any image...
i thought about using a video stream to get the tv flow in Pd but did not experiment a lot yet.
greetings, vincent
As far as I know you can only tune into V4L devices, and I'm working on testing gem with v4l2, but I still can't get Gem to compile on my AMD64 debian unstable. blech.
Somewhat related question: Could we tune into network streams using the ffmpeg loader?
would be nice to do that in Gem on Linux, since QTL files open well in OSX for doing such things. And yes we could use the pidip objects and send the texture to Gem as well....
.b.
vincent rioux wrote:
Dear list,
Is it possible to get the video signal from a dvb-s card (with the latest drivers from linuxtv) directly within pd?