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Magno Guest
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 2:55 pm Post subject: Video capture with DVR boards |
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Hi all,
I have to develop a simple software to capture video. I am using a 4
video-in capture board that uses WDM drivers (it could be a 16 video input
too). The component I am using to get the video source is simple, it
connects to the driver and works fine but that kind of capture board
acctually process the 4 video input by dividing the frame rate, the
composite signal is not full frame per input, if the board is configurated
to work with 30fps it means that each video with work with 7.5fps because
the chipset limitation (some board uses 4 chipsets to enable 16 camera
input). The result is that you will see a flashing of 4 videos, each one
from its camera connected. My trouble is how to separate that signal :(
Any body knows a component or a way to handle that?
Thank you!
Magno
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Boian Mitov Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 5:03 am Post subject: Re: Video capture with DVR boards |
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Hi Magno,
Try VideoLab at www.mitov.com. The V2.1 Beta 1 has enchanted video
capture component.
Cheers,
Boian Mitov
Magno wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all,
I have to develop a simple software to capture video. I am using a 4
video-in capture board that uses WDM drivers (it could be a 16 video input
too). The component I am using to get the video source is simple, it
connects to the driver and works fine but that kind of capture board
acctually process the 4 video input by dividing the frame rate, the
composite signal is not full frame per input, if the board is configurated
to work with 30fps it means that each video with work with 7.5fps because
the chipset limitation (some board uses 4 chipsets to enable 16 camera
input). The result is that you will see a flashing of 4 videos, each one
from its camera connected. My trouble is how to separate that signal :(
Any body knows a component or a way to handle that?
Thank you!
Magno
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Magno Guest
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 5:39 pm Post subject: Re: Video capture with DVR boards |
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Hi Boian,
I tried to download the beta version of VideoLab but it seems to be
corrupted. I download at least 3 times and no success. Could you check?
Btw, how could I broadcast the incoming video via internet? Is there a way
to allow that?
Thank you!
Magno Lima
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| Quote: | Hi Magno,
Try VideoLab at www.mitov.com. The V2.1 Beta 1 has enchanted video
capture component.
Cheers,
Boian Mitov
Magno wrote:
Hi all,
I have to develop a simple software to capture video. I am using a 4
video-in capture board that uses WDM drivers (it could be a 16 video
input too). The component I am using to get the video source is simple,
it connects to the driver and works fine but that kind of capture board
acctually process the 4 video input by dividing the frame rate, the
composite signal is not full frame per input, if the board is
configurated to work with 30fps it means that each video with work with
7.5fps because the chipset limitation (some board uses 4 chipsets to
enable 16 camera input). The result is that you will see a flashing of 4
videos, each one from its camera connected. My trouble is how to separate
that signal :(
Any body knows a component or a way to handle that?
Thank you!
Magno
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Boian Mitov Guest
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 4:50 am Post subject: Re: Video capture with DVR boards |
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Hi Magno,
Please see my respond as e-mail.
With best regards,
Boian Mitov
Magno wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Boian,
I tried to download the beta version of VideoLab but it seems to be
corrupted. I download at least 3 times and no success. Could you check?
Btw, how could I broadcast the incoming video via internet? Is there a way
to allow that?
Thank you!
Magno Lima
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