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Motion monitors the video signal from one or more cameras (video4linux interface) and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture has changed. Features: interval snapshots, live streaming webcam, mpeg generation, database interface, OSD etc. For the latest releases and deb packages go to the Motion home page
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vgrabbj is used to grab single images from a video4linux device (e.g. webcam) and store it in a file (jpg/png).
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Python bindings for video4linux. This is obsolete as Video4Linux1 since 07/2006. See http://linuxtv.org/news.php?entry=2005-11-11-0.mchehab
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Avifile is a library that allows you to read and write compressed AVI files (Indeo? Video, DivX, etc.) under x86 Linux. (De)compression is performed with Win32 DLLs. It includes AVI player, video4linux-compatible capture program and simple AVI recompres
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Aims Video4Linux-compatible video capture infrastructure for Solaris. Project develops bt848x driver for Brooktree/Conexant Bt8x8 (Bt848, Bt878 and Fusion878), saa713x driver for Philips SAA7130/7133/7134/7135 cards, header files and utilities
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Gspy retrieves images from a video4linux device and processes these images looking for significant motion events. Each image of interest is recorded to a daily image directory may be optionally converted to mpeg movies. see http://gspy.sourceforge.net
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Gv4l is a Gui v4l (Video4Linux) frontend of transcode used to watch and/or record from a v4l-capable device. It can record in both encoded format, such as DivX, or in raw format.
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Video4Linux Webcam app -- Uses Imlib2 to libfame for multiple image output formats and 'time-lapse' MPEG video recordings. Has a host of other neat options, too...
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Camsource is a modularized and multithreaded daemon to provide various clients with frames grabbed from a video4linux device. It uses a plugin system to make it possble to use the captured image stream for different purposes at the same time.
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This project is a a basic WebCam, that works with all Video4Linux compatible video devices. Supports streamer from the Xawtv package and Videodog. Have features that makes it usuable as a simple security camera.
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VCR is a non-interactive text-console video recorder for video4linux supported capture cards. It can real-time encode video using popular Windows codecs like DivX ;-) etc.
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kwintv is a TV application for the K Desktop Environment (KDE) based on the Video4Linux interface. kwintv allows you to watch TV in a window on your PC screen using a TV card which is supported by a Video4Linux - based driver.
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MZU Radio is a program for users which have TV tuner cards (radio cards) suported by video4linux drivers. Program provides many features - managing many sets of stations, unlimited number of stations in each set.
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An Apache module for grabbing video using the video4linux API. Will hopefully be extended so it can grab video on other platforms as well.
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This project implements a Video4Linux compatible API and device drivers for the FreeBSD kernel, so you can run Linux video applications under FreeBSD.
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